Exposed SISVISA Database Leaks 102,000 Brazilian Health Surveillance Records
2026-08-06T20:51:40Z•df0c6205dd868c04b2e36a2a26a848f83dda960b6d35b9255274ea51320a03fa
CVE-2026-63077CVE-2026-64531CVE-2026-9198AI-securityApache-TomcatBrazilCISA-KEVJetBrains-TeamCityLangflowLinux-kernelN-able-N-centralOpen-vSwitchPIIScreenConnectSnowflakecybercrimedata-breachexploitationhealthcaremalware-campaignprivilege-escalationransomwareremote-accesssocial-engineering
What happened
Security news roundup covering a publicly exposed Brazilian health-surveillance database affecting 102,215 records; criminal prosecutions and sentencing tied to ransomware and Snowflake breaches; AI model and agent security testing incidents; large healthcare data exposure; actively exploited vulnerabilities added to CISA’s KEV catalog, including JetBrains TeamCity, Langflow, Apache Tomcat, and N-able N-central; a Linux Open vSwitch local privilege-escalation flaw; and the SMOKE#SCREEN campaign abusing fake software updates to deploy ScreenConnect for persistent remote access.
Why it matters
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- 2026-08-06T20:51:40Z
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- Yes
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