China Upgrades the Backdoor It Uses to Spy on Telcos Globally
2026-03-27T20:51:40Z•a586f7ea4561da6c3bce3ec9be09206f4048082e1556cb137f01c8cd25fc0217
AI-securityBPFdoorCheckmarx-KICSCisco-firewallInterlockLangflowOracle-Fusion-MiddlewareRCESnappyClientTrivybackdoorcrypto-wallet-theftip-camerasnation-stateoperational-technologypost-quantum-cryptographyransomwaresupply-chain-attacktelecommunications
What happened
A batch of DarkReading stories highlights a surge in high-impact and nation-state tooling, plus widening supply-chain and AI-enabled attack vectors. Notable items include Red Menshen's new BPFdoor backdoor targeting global telcos, critical/exploited vulnerabilities and ransomware activity (Oracle Fusion Middleware RCE, Interlock targeting Cisco firewalls), multiple supply-chain compromises (Trivy, Checkmarx KICS, malicious GitHub/OpenClaw packages), active exploitation of a critical Langflow code‑injection flaw, and focused malware against crypto wallets (SnappyClient). The feed also flags the
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- 2026-03-27T20:51:40Z
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