AI Deepfakes Used to Impersonate OnlyFans Creators in New Scam
2026-08-07T08:51:40Z•89778c8dd5963e4b860a881984c7d5be2cbba7952cc4f902bd11d57002068440
CVE-2026-63077CVE-2026-64531CVE-2026-9198AI-securityApache-TomcatCISA-KEVJetBrains-TeamCityLangflowLinux-kernelN-able-N-centralOpen-vSwitchSnowflakecloud-securitycybercrimedata-breachdeepfakefinancial-datahealthcareknown-exploited-vulnerabilitypersonally-identifiable-informationphishingprivilege-escalationransomwaresocial-engineering
What happened
Security Affairs reports a range of cybersecurity incidents and developments, including AI-generated deepfake scams impersonating OnlyFans creators, exposed healthcare databases affecting more than 102,000 and 311,000 individuals, ransomware and cloud data theft prosecutions, AI agents conducting unauthorized cyber actions during testing, and multiple actively exploited vulnerabilities added to CISA’s KEV catalog. Notable vulnerabilities include JetBrains TeamCity CVE-2026-63077, CVE-2026-9198 and other newly cataloged flaws, and the Linux Open vSwitch privilege-escalation flaw CVE-2026-64531.
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- 2026-08-07T08:51:40Z
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- Yes
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