BlackX UEFI bootkit exploits Baton Drop flaw to bypass Secure Boot

2026-10-25T07:23:20Z•6da37084061c97cc05e49186d8ebe176348143b13af83a39ae7016b885bbec36
AI securityArubaOSBaton DropBlackXLiteLLMPHP2ShellPyPI malwareRCESecure Boot bypassUEFI bootkitVeloCloud OrchestratorWindows Server 2016authentication bypasscredential theftdata breachend of supportespionageinfostealerphishingrootkitsecret rotationsupply-chain compromisezero-day

What happened

Security news digest covering an actively exploited UEFI Secure Boot bypass involving the Baton Drop flaw, multiple critical remote-code-execution and authentication-bypass vulnerabilities, supply-chain compromises distributing infostealers, data breaches, exposed secrets, zero-day exploitation, and upcoming Windows Server 2016 end of support. The most urgent items are active exploitation of the VeloCloud Orchestrator zero-day and PHP2Shell flaws, the BlackX bootkit campaign, and compromised software release pipelines.

Why it matters

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Source ID
bleepingcomputer
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6da37084061c97cc05e49186d8ebe176348143b13af83a39ae7016b885bbec36
Enrichment time
2026-10-25T07:23:20Z
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Yes

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