JadePuffer Returns With Ransomware Designed to Wipe AI Models
2026-07-20T14:52:18Z•fb8c4af3e572274d093b26726124dca80a2cf01db1c6f07482bd83534a93d479
570 CVEsAI model wipingCISAENCFORGEEvilginxFortinetGodDamn ransomware','GigaWiper','GigaWiper','UEFI','LLM misuse',HollowGraphJadePufferLua loaderMicrosoft 365 calendarsMicrosoft Entra IDMicrosoft Graph APIMicrosoft Patch TuesdayOAuth Client ID spoofingPoisonXRMM abuseSecure Boot bypassTrueType fontUEFI shimscompromised loginspatch managementphishingransomwareurgent patch
What happened
Multiple high-risk developments across the threat landscape: a JadePuffer follow-up campaign deployed the ENCFORGE locker designed to destroy AI model artifacts, signalling a new destructive ransomware focus on ML/IP assets. US authorities issued an urgent CISA patch directive for two actively exploited critical Fortinet flaws while Microsoft shipped fixes for a record 570 CVEs, reflecting accelerating discovery and patch volume driven by AI. Other notable threats include a Secure Boot bypass via eleven Microsoft-signed UEFI shims, HollowGraph malware abusing Microsoft 365 calendars/Microsoft
Why it matters
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- 2026-07-20T14:52:18Z
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- Yes
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