Weak Security Continues to Fuel Russian Cyberattacks

2026-07-14T02:51:38Zefa9e3519b290f9e830bc65b0cfe753e729ac371101f92d679116eb5ed22dda6
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What happened

A DarkReading roundup (early July 2026) describing a surge in sophisticated, actively exploited threats and growing AI-specific attack vectors. Highlights include joint UK/EU sanctions for Russian cyber/disinformation operations; modular destructive malware (GigaWiper), kernel-signed driver abuse and BYOVD ransomware (GodDamn), an LLM-driven ransomware campaign (JadePuffer), and widespread infostealer/malvertising ops (Vidar, BusySnake). Multiple active vulnerabilities and PoCs are noted (RoguePlanet Windows Defender zero-day, Citrix NetScaler memory disclosure, FortiBleed access chain and a fl

Why it matters

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2026-07-14T02:51:38Z
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