GentleKiller Framework Disables Victims' Security Software
2026-06-22T20:52:15Z•4e37c86b6198a8b2ce558030cd88ac1d995a803ff5a08e593b95700cc4d1f202
A12A13AI vulnerability managementAWS ContinuumApple BootROMDragonForceEDR-killerEvil CorpFortiBleedGentleKillerGentlemen ransomwareJetBrains malicious pluginsKlue breachMastra supply chainNCSC guidanceNorth KoreaOAuth tokensRokarollaSapphire SleetSocGholishSprySOCKSUSB exploitWordPress plugin supply chainsupply chain attacksunpatchable
What happened
Collection of InfoSecurity Magazine headlines covering multiple high-impact cyber incidents and trends: ESET details GentleKiller, an EDR-killer framework used by the Gentlemen ransomware gang to disable victims' security software; an unpatchable Apple BootROM USB exploit affecting A12/A13 devices; Microsoft attributes the Mastra AI supply-chain compromise to North Korean actor Sapphire Sleet; a Klue breach exposed OAuth tokens and impacted multiple cybersecurity firms; NCSC guidance issued for FortiBleed fallout. Other notable items include AWS launching the AI-powered Continuum vulnerability
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