CISA Urges Utilities to Remove Internet-Exposed PLCs After Minnesota Attacks
2026-08-02T14:51:38Z•d710471403c4655a168863f871dd61b67b1f67b3720c6d05935a93ee4e69e3e4
CVE-2026-48449AI-evaluation-securityAI-securityAPT29Adobe-Campaign-ClassicDLL-sideloadingDNS-hijackingICSLLM-assisted-code-reviewMicrosoft-365-token-theftMidnight-BlizzardOT-securityRussian-SVRSCADASilverFoxSouth-KoreaStorm-2945ValleyRATcritical-vulnerabilityhotel-Wi-Fiinternet-exposed-PLCskernel-driver-persistence、Android-RAT、Flying-Eagle、brand-impremote-code-executionwater-utilitieswatering-hole
What happened
Security news roundup covering attacks against internet-exposed operational technology at Minnesota water utilities, Russian SVR-linked credential theft through hijacked hotel Wi-Fi portals, a critical Adobe Campaign Classic remote code execution vulnerability, state-backed watering-hole activity in South Korea, AI-assisted vulnerability discovery, insecure AI evaluation environments, SilverFox ValleyRAT targeting of a Japanese manufacturer, the Flying Eagle Android RAT ecosystem, and brand impersonation campaigns delivering malware.
Why it matters
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- d710471403c4655a168863f871dd61b67b1f67b3720c6d05935a93ee4e69e3e4
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- 2026-08-02T14:51:38Z
- AI-assisted enrichment
- Yes
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