Zoom Patches “Zoomsday” Zero-Click Flaw Enabling Remote Code Execution
2026-08-12T02:51:35Z•1da34554ac694581db664bac256f60b6954e5f50ab62d5db6a6db6d47977652d
CVE-2026-53413AI-securityClamAVExfilSquadIran-linked-threat-actorOT-securityZoomautonomous-agentscloud-securitycritical-infrastructuredata-breachdata-theftdenial-of-serviceenergy-sectorextortionpublic-exploitremote-code-executionvulnerabilitywater-infrastructurezero-click
What happened
SecurityAffairs reports multiple cybersecurity developments, including a critical Zoom zero-click memory corruption flaw enabling remote code execution, ClamAV vulnerabilities with public proof-of-concept exploits, cyberattacks against water and energy infrastructure, data theft and extortion activity by ExfilSquad, and emerging risks from autonomous AI systems and cybersecurity testing.
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