Researchers Warn of Global Surge in Fake Shipment Tracking Scams
2026-03-16T14:52:18Z•118fa930c4367d8b7875a92e777873add8243cbe38df18a02c2b5e33445f4980
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What happened
A broad surge of high-impact cyber activity and disclosed vulnerabilities across cloud, networking and endpoint ecosystems. Notable incidents include a global rise in fake shipment/phishing campaigns (some linked to the Darcula PhaaS), a critical zero-click n8n vulnerability enabling full server compromise, and a CISA emergency directive after active exploitation of Cisco SD‑WAN flaws that grant administrative network access. Researchers also disclosed multiple high-risk flaws — CrackArmor AppArmor bypasses (local privilege escalation, container escape, DoS), ContextCrush (AI development tool/
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