NIK C2 Malware Can Use Victims’ OpenAI Keys for AI Queries
2026-10-29T20:52:07Z•90a5c7ea991343b97a775e1e73f975cc42be67836c8c08aa9cb2822a4eccc31e
CVE-2026-115560AI securityAI-enabled attacksAPI key abuseAndroid banking trojanGitHub token theftLinux vulnerabilitiesMicrosoft 365PHP vulnerabilitiesbusiness email compromisecloud securitycritical infrastructurecritical infrastructure protectioncybersecurity newsdata breachmalwarephishingphishing-as-a-servicepost-quantum cryptographyransomwareremote code executionsigned binary abusesocial engineeringsupply chain compromisetoken sprayingweb skimming
What happened
Infosecurity Magazine feed covering major cybersecurity developments from October 20–29, 2026, including malware and ransomware campaigns, phishing-as-a-service, AI-enabled attacks, cloud and supply-chain breaches, Microsoft 365 compromise, exposed Linux and PHP vulnerabilities, critical infrastructure threats, and regulatory guidance. The feed includes CVE-2026-115560, a critical PHP remote-code-execution vulnerability, alongside other vulnerabilities without specified identifiers.
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