CISA 2030 Sets Out ‘Aggressive, Anticipatory’ Cyber Defense Strategy for Critical Infrastructure
2026-10-26T20:52:07Z•d648735c59130e5c5b7888b0efa1a1077f30ac2bdab0ed1431a1e10cbffd6d37
CVE-2026-115560CVE-2026-35029CVE-2026-59823agentic-aiai-securitybusiness-email-compromisechinese-threat-actorclickfixcloud-securitycredential-theftcritical-infrastructuredata-breachdll-side-loadinggithub-token-theftinfostealeriranian-threat-actorlinuxmaritime-securitymicrosoft-365ot-securityphishingphpransomwarercestate-sponsored-threatssupply-chain-riskvulnerability-exploitationzero-day
What happened
Infosecurity Magazine headlines from October 14–26, 2026 cover active exploitation of critical vulnerabilities, ransomware and extortion, token theft and phishing campaigns, AI-enabled attacks, supply-chain and third-party breaches, critical-infrastructure and OT targeting, and defensive or regulatory responses. Notable items include exploitation of PHP, Linux, BeyondTrust, LiteLLM and other flaws; attacks involving stolen Microsoft 365, GitHub and AI-service credentials; SafePay ransomware activity; ClickFix and Romulus malware campaigns; and breaches affecting Capcom, Conduent, ConnectWise,
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- 2026-10-26T20:52:07Z
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