
Google GTIG Documents First AI-Generated Zero-Day Exploit
Google’s Threat Intelligence Group confirmed the first AI-generated zero-day exploit, targeting 2FA logic in an open-source web admin tool via

Google’s Threat Intelligence Group confirmed the first AI-generated zero-day exploit, targeting 2FA logic in an open-source web admin tool via

Apache patched CVE-2026-23918 (CVSS 8.8), a double-free in mod_http2 that enables RCE on Debian-default Linux servers. Fix ships in Apache

SailPoint disclosed unauthorized access to its GitHub repositories through a third-party app vulnerability on April 20, 2026, exposing source code

CVE-2026-7482, dubbed ‘Bleeding Llama,’ exposes 300,000+ Ollama AI servers to heap memory leaks via a crafted GGUF file. Patch to

Unknown attackers compromised the official JDownloader website and replaced legitimate Windows and Linux installers with a Python-based remote access trojan.

A fraudulent OpenAI repository reached Hugging Face’s trending list while distributing infostealing malware targeting credentials and access tokens.

cPanel patched two CVSS 8.8 flaws including Perl code execution in WHM, as the 40,000-server CVE-2026-41940 campaign remains active.

Researchers disclosed 12 critical vulnerabilities in the widely-used vm2 Node.js sandbox library, all enabling sandbox escape and arbitrary code execution

Security researchers from Adversa AI and Mitiga disclosed a one-click RCE, silent MCP OAuth token hijacking, and a Chrome extension

Ivanti disclosed CVE-2026-6973, an actively exploited RCE vulnerability in EPMM 12.8.0.0 and earlier. CISA set a May 10 federal remediation
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