Kimwolf v7 Hides DDoS Traffic Behind Chrome Fingerprints and Ethereum
2026-08-12T08:51:37Z•60fd26d2d6d1251971a747c9e9004617e09e4a5c455fd9db6a24813d6c09eaa5
CVE-2026-50656CVE-2026-53413Android TVClamAV vulnerabilitiesDDoSFortinetICSIran-linked threat actorMicrosoft DefenderOT securityPLCPatch TuesdayWindowsZoombotnetcloud securitycybercrimedata exfiltrationenergy sectormalwareremote code executionwater infrastructurewormable vulnerabilityzero-clickzero-day
What happened
Security news covering major 2026 threats, including the Kimwolf Android TV botnet, Windows and Zoom zero-days enabling code execution, Microsoft Patch Tuesday vulnerabilities including a wormable DNS flaw and actively exploited zero-day, cloud data theft by ExfilSquad, Iran-linked attacks on US water infrastructure, ClamAV vulnerabilities with public PoCs, AI-agent misuse, and IT-to-OT compromise of a Polish CHP plant.
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