Australia warns of global campaign targeting vulnerable CMS platforms
2026-07-12T01:23:29Z•fb92be2b9de122960acf04ba2daaed1f1ab694236f6d9273b49493eb073ea5a6
ACSC alertAI-agent abuseCMS exploitationDocker image exploitGhostcommitGiteaHelix groupInjective SDKMFA abuseRyuk/ALPHV activityShareFileU-BootZimbraauthentication bypassbootloader vulnerabilitiescredible threatcryptocurrency wallet stealerfirmware attacksimage steganographynpm malwareprompt injectionsecrets exfiltrationsupply chain compromisevishingweb-client XSS
What happened
A cluster of high-impact security stories: the Australian Cyber Security Centre warned of a global campaign exploiting vulnerable CMS platforms and plugins; researchers demonstrated a new 'Ghostcommit' technique that hides prompt-injection payloads inside PNG images to trick AI code-reviewers and agents into exfiltrating repository secrets; six U-Boot bootloader vulnerabilities were disclosed that could enable stealthy firmware compromise and persistent malware; and multiple actively exploited flaws and supply-chain incidents were reported — including a critical authentication-bypass in the Gt
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- bleepingcomputer
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- fb92be2b9de122960acf04ba2daaed1f1ab694236f6d9273b49493eb073ea5a6
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- 2026-07-12T01:23:29Z
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- Yes
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