Your Shredded Visa Card May Still Work at the Checkout
2026-08-22T02:51:38Z•8de3494f91da06d8fbd3fbda7451f65dbb104eddbc24601326938c407a91d0aa
CVE-2026-19478CVE-2026-64849CVE-2026-73570AI-assisted attacksAndroid malwareBluetooth relayCISA KEVCiscoCl0pEMVFlexPLMGitLabICS/SCADAMLflowManic malwareOAuth abusePTC WindchillRussia-linked espionageSiemens S7 PLCTrueConf ServerWhatsApp phishingZimbra Collaboration Suiteactive exploitationcontactless paymentscritical infrastructurefinancial fraudvulnerabilityzero-day
What happened
Security Affairs feed covering multiple high-impact cybersecurity developments, including active exploitation of critical vulnerabilities in GitLab, Zimbra Collaboration Suite, TrueConf Server, MLflow, and PTC Windchill/FlexPLM; maximum-severity Cisco flaws; Russia-linked espionage campaigns abusing OAuth and WhatsApp; Android malware with offline Bluetooth-based data theft; and attacks targeting Siemens S7 PLCs. The feed also reports research demonstrating that expired Visa contactless cards may remain usable due to an unsigned EMV expiry field.
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