New Exvicy ClickFix Framework Built on Rival ErrTraffic's Code

Infosecurity Magazine reporting from September 9–21, 2026 covers active exploitation of critical vulnerabilities, ransomware and malware campaigns, phishing and fraud, supply-chain and cloud identity risks, mobile threats, insider risk, AI-enabled attacks, and cybercrime disruption. Key developments include ClickFix malware-as-a-service, npm and RubyGems package abuse, Cisco ISE and GitLab exploitation, WooCommerce webshell deployment, TP-Link camera zero-days, Android banking and spyware malware, ransomware targeting manufacturing and retail, and data breaches affecting Revolut, Gyazo, and a)