German authorities identify REvil and GangCrab ransomware bosses

2026-04-07T01:23:30Z4b45fc070bf346d09aaa1926e06a0a8cd4b17b2a762248f1dd91edc974e3529a
BlueHammerBrowserGateCISACVE-2025-55182CVE-2026-35616FortiClient EMSFortinetGPUGPUBreachGandCrabLinkedInMedusaQR-code phishingREvilReact2ShellStorm-1175crypto-theftdevice-code-phishingnpm-attackphishingprivilege-escalationransomwarerowhammersupply-chainzero-day

What happened

A collection of BleepingComputer reports highlighting multiple high-risk incidents and active exploit campaigns: German authorities identified alleged REvil and GandCrab leaders; a new GPUBreach GPU Rowhammer attack can induce GDDR6 bit-flips to enable full system takeover; a disgruntled researcher leaked an unpatched Windows privilege-escalation zero-day dubbed "BlueHammer"; Microsoft links a China-based Medusa affiliate (Storm-1175) to n-day/zero-day ransomware deployments. Urgent enterprise issues include CISA ordering federal patching for an actively exploited FortiClient Enterprise MS (CV

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2026-04-07T01:23:30Z
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