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Application Security
Public PoC Released for Cisco Unified CM SSRF Bug
Cisco confirmed public PoC code for CVE-2026-20230, a Unified CM SSRF enabling unauthenticated file writes and potential root access on enterprise systems.
Cybersecurity
TheGentlemen and Genesis Ransomware Hit Two US Clinics
TheGentlemen ransomware claimed Michigan Surgical Center while Genesis targeted Family Medical Associates of Raleigh, exposing PHI to double-extortion pressure.
Cybersecurity
CISA Faces $700M More Cuts as Mullin Signals Restructure
DHS Secretary Mullin testified CISA will target 2,800 employees and face 700 million more in budget cuts, with a new Senate-confirmed director to be nominated.
Cybersecurity
DragonForce and Nitrogen Ransomware Hit Three Continents
DragonForce claimed Lebanon IT firm SETS Solutions and Mexican manufacturer Copamex, while Nitrogen posted U.S. real estate developer Pyramid in parallel.
Application Security
AI Tool Uncovers Two-Year-Old Redis RCE CVE-2026-23479
Team Xint Code used an AI tool to find CVE-2026-23479, a two-year-old Redis RCE posing high risk in cloud environments where Redis runs without authentication.
Cybersecurity
CISA to Issue Binding AI Security Directive This Week
CISA will issue a binding directive from the AI executive order, mandating AI vulnerability management rules for all federal civilian executive branch agencies.
Application Security
AI Worm Exploits 73.8% of Test Enterprise Network with Free Model
University of Toronto researchers built an AI worm that exploited 73.8% of a test enterprise network using a free open-weight model and only known CVEs.
Application Security
Fake Claude Code Installers on Google Sites Steal AI API Keys
An active campaign uses 32 Google Sites pages to distribute credential malware targeting AI API keys, browser logins, and password managers from developers.
Application Security
Fake Chrome Web Store DMCA Notices Target Extension Developers
Attackers send fake Chrome Web Store DMCA notices using real extension data to steal developer accounts and push malicious updates to millions of users.
Cybersecurity
Commission Proposes $11 Billion Dedicated US Cyber Force Branch
A CSIS/FDD commission proposed a standalone US Cyber Force with 30,000 troops and an $11 billion startup cost, with Gillibrand's defense amendments pending.