Security Affairs newsletter Round 595 by Pierluigi Paganini – INTERNATIONAL EDITION
2026-09-20T02:51:38Z•27c39d1aa262237cee62c3c46b345f40bc12d551c5f16bb2c077d446416e65c0
CVE-2026-91843AI-securityAPTAndroid-malwareBrevoCheck-PointDiscourseGyazoRatHatSilkParasiteSpiceRATaccount-takeovercritical-infrastructurecritical-vulnerabilitycyber-espionagecybersecurity-newsdata-breachmaritime-securityremote-code-executionsupply-chain-attackunauthenticated-exploitationvulnerability
What happened
Security Affairs newsletter covering major cybersecurity developments, including AI security-test escape, AI-assisted exploitation of a Discourse flaw to hijack OpenAI staff accounts, a Brevo supply-chain compromise affecting potentially more than 100,000 websites, a Gyazo breach exposing approximately 23 million records, the RatHat Android trojan, critical unauthenticated root code execution in Check Point Security Management and Log Servers (CVE-2026-91843), maritime cyberattacks, and SilkParasite-linked espionage activity in Central Asia.
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