Ransomware crims abused Cisco 0-day weeks before disclosure
…Late Wednesday, CISA added CVE-2026-2013 1 to its Known Exploited Vulnerability catalog, said it’s known to be used in ransomware infections, and gave federal agencies three days to patch…
…Late Wednesday, CISA added CVE-2026-2013 1 to its Known Exploited Vulnerability catalog, said it’s known to be used in ransomware infections, and gave federal agencies three days to patch…
…the year. "The vulnerability's immediate exploitation reflects near-instant weaponization, driven by automated tooling and widespread internet exposure, leaving defenders little to no time between disclosure and active abuse," Talos noted…
…Project Glasswing is generously offering free access to Mythos Preview, which Anthropic claims "surpasses all but the most skilled humans at finding and exploiting software vulnerabilities." Free with $100 million in usage…
…lands a bug on CISA's KEV list, which is reserved for vulnerabilities already being exploited in the wild. And there's plenty of exposed surface to aim at: threat monitoring outfit…
…the gap between frontier models' vulnerability discovery and exploitation abilities will last very long," said Anthropic. "If and when future language models break through this exploitation barrier, we will need to consider…
…and Reader zero-day that attackers had been exploiting for months . The patch, shipped on April 11 , addresses CVE-2026-34621, a critical vulnerability in Acrobat and Reader on Windows and macOS…
…Anthropic announced its newest model on April 7, and at the time said Claude Mythos Preview has found and can develop exploits for zero-day vulnerabilities "in every major operating system and…
…Photon, as the ORNL team dubbed it , is designed to explore, discover, and exploit AI vulnerabilities at scale. According to the team, it starts by applying publicly known attacks against a target…
…All of the prompts and agents' responses are detailed in a Thursday report [PDF]. In all the scenarios tested, the agents "demonstrated emergent offensive cyber behavior," including independently discovering and exploiting vulnerabilities…
…It said APT28, aka Fancy Bear, a group widely attributed to Russian intelligence (GRU), is exploiting vulnerabilities in small and home office (SOHO) routers and changing their DNS server settings to redirect…