Infosecurity Europe: Raise Security Concerns with Procurement Now, Because Quantum Can’t Wait
2026-06-04T08:52:20Z•f802cac25d5da8deef093d2adb8dd30f630e0c8d0e9e697ed0fa1ae96dcf04ea
AI‑enabled attacksAndroid RAT (BTMOB)EDR evasionFlowise RCEGamaredon (NTFS data streams)GitHub token leakGlassworm botnetOWASP agentic researchPAN‑OS (Palo Alto)active exploitationmacOS malware (Jinx‑0164)npm malwarenpm supply‑chain compromisepatching / incident responsephishing / credential interceptionpolicy & governance (frontier AI EO, CERT‑IN)quantum readinessransomware / Silent Ransom Groupsoftware supply chainvulnerability management
What happened
Infosecurity Magazine digest (late May–early June 2026) highlights an accelerating threat landscape driven by AI, exploitation of unpatched vulnerabilities, and software supply‑chain abuse. Notable incidents include active exploitation of a high‑severity PAN‑OS bug, a public PoC for a critical Flowise RCE affecting self‑hosted servers, backdoored packages in Red Hat’s npm scope stealing cloud/CI secrets, AI‑assisted EDR‑evasion tooling, npm malware that leaked its GitHub token, and a Glassworm botnet takedown. Reports also cover nation‑state espionage (Gamaredon), social‑engineering escalation
Why it matters
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