Pakistani Police Systems Hit by Chinese and Indian Espionage

2026-07-13T14:52:31Zfc9256b676c525bf9bd7aaee9e0a2c9c8115da33f6ec05ff2ab11649f86e2693
AI security risksAPTAWS GovCloudAdobe ColdFusionGhostApprovalGigaWiperGodDamn ransomwareJadePufferMicrosoft Entra IDOAuth spoofingPoisonX kernel driverRedWing Android spywareSNMP/router compromiseStorage Zone ControllerVidar infostealerXMRig mineractive exploitationagentic AIcloud credential exposureincident responsenation-state espionagephishingransomwaresupply-chain attacksvulnerabilities

What happened

A wide-ranging spike in active exploitation, espionage and novel malware/attack techniques across cloud, AI and enterprise systems. Key items include active state-linked espionage in Pakistan, Russian actors mass-scanning vulnerable routers via weak SNMP credentials, active exploitation of a maximum-severity Adobe ColdFusion flaw, exposed AWS GovCloud credentials in a public GitHub repo, and a Progress ShareFile Storage Zone Controller security incident. New and evolving threats noted: OAuth Client ID spoofing in Microsoft Entra ID, agentic AI–driven attacks (including the first reported agent

Why it matters

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Evidence and limitations

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Enrichment time
2026-07-13T14:52:31Z
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Yes

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