Elementor CSRF Flaw Lets Attackers Take Over Sites After Admin Clicks Crafted Link
2026-09-26T13:24:00Z•091ed83e90411a1d75cef58281bf57283a9cb23dac7ccc6dee427018daa9bb8f
CVE-2026-48842CVE-2026-5430CVE-2026-65660CVE-2026-67279CVE-2026-86060CVE-2026-87902Adobe-CommerceCISA-KEVCSRFClickFixGitHub-ActionsMicrosoft-SharePointMikroTik-RouterOSPyPIRCERoundcubeSQL-injectionTerraformWSO2WordPressactive-exploitationcredential-theftinformation-stealermacOS-malwaremalwarenpmpath-traversalphishingsupply-chain-compromiseweb-application-securityzero-day
What happened
The document aggregates cybersecurity news covering active exploitation of high- and critical-severity vulnerabilities, supply-chain compromises, malware campaigns, credential theft, cloud and SaaS exposures, phishing/ClickFix operations, and attacks against WordPress, Microsoft 365, routers, webmail, Android, macOS, and developer ecosystems. Several vulnerabilities are reported as actively exploited or listed in CISA's KEV catalog, including WordPress CVE-2026-87902, Roundcube CVE-2026-48842, MikroTik CVE-2026-67279 and CVE-2026-86060, WSO2 CVE-2026-5430, and Microsoft SharePoint CVE-2026-656
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