Carbonato Botnet Puts an AI Agent on Hacked Docker Hosts

2026-09-28T20:51:32Z•95aa6d69cabe7369a2445f1daaaca8ec99b7ffd54aebce16f8085a503d32e4db
CVE-2026-76460AI securityAI-assisted attacksAPI key theftAzureDockerGitHub security tokens and OAuth tokens/npm compromiseMicrosoft 365OAuth abuseRATSalesforceSlack phishingTelegramagentic AIautonomous agentsbotnetcloud securitycredential theftdevice-code phishingidentity and access managementmalicious browser extensionmalwareprompt injectionransomwarespywaresupply-chain attack

What happened

Dark Reading security intelligence covering late-September 2026 threats, including AI-enabled botnets and autonomous-agent abuse, cloud and SaaS account compromise, phishing and OAuth consent attacks, malicious browser extensions, malware, supply-chain compromises, EDR evasion, geopolitical cyber operations, and critical vulnerabilities such as Cisco ISE authentication bypass CVE-2026-76460. The feed emphasizes growing risk from excessive privileges, exposed credentials, prompt injection, agentic systems, and cloud control-plane access.

Why it matters

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Evidence and limitations

Source ID
darkreading
Record identifier
95aa6d69cabe7369a2445f1daaaca8ec99b7ffd54aebce16f8085a503d32e4db
Enrichment time
2026-09-28T20:51:32Z
AI-assisted enrichment
Yes

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