SourTrade Malvertising Campaign Secretly Builds Malware in the Browser
2026-07-27T14:52:06Z•855f93f9222dada824d926111410de85fab8bcce2aaa68270554105b3ffa296d
AI securityAI-enabled attacksDNS tunnelingEDR evasionFortinetICSIranMicrosoft 365Microsoft Patch TuesdayNorth KoreaRussiaSecure Boot bypassUEFIUbuntuZimbracovert C2cyber espionageindustrial control systemsinfostealerlocal privilege escalationmalvertisingphishingprocess ghostingransomwarezero-click exploit
What happened
Infosecurity Magazine headlines covering ransomware, phishing, malvertising, infostealers, DNS tunneling, AI-enabled attacks, industrial-system targeting, supply-chain and platform vulnerabilities, and major patching activity from July 15–27, 2026. Several reports describe actively exploited or critical vulnerabilities, including Fortinet flaws, Zimbra zero-click exploitation, Ubuntu snap-confine local privilege escalation, Secure Boot bypasses, and Microsoft’s large July CVE release.
Why it matters
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- 2026-07-27T14:52:06Z
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