6 Reasons Why Device Code Phishing is the Fastest-Growing Threat of 2026
2026-07-31T13:24:00Z•3ac0ca9fb39fc728ad1553dffa9bbd3dfa3493a5bea1fc14ac68d7bb8a29e863
CVE-2026-10702CVE-2026-16232CVE-2026-20316CVE-2026-59309CVE-2026-59726CVE-2026-66066active-exploitationagentic-aiai-securityarbitrary-file-readauthentication-bypassbyovdchinacisco-fmccloud-securitycritical-infrastructuremacosmalwarenorth-koreanpmoauth-device-codephishingransomwareremote-code-executionrussiastate-sponsoredsupply-chainvmwarevulnerabilitywater-systemszero-day
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The document is a July 2026 security news feed covering active exploitation, critical vulnerabilities, phishing, malware campaigns, cloud and AI security risks, supply-chain compromise, and attacks against government, industrial, and water-sector organizations. Notable items include actively exploited Cisco FMC and Check Point flaws, critical Ruby on Rails, Ruflo, VMware, and Firefox vulnerabilities, OAuth device-code phishing, DPRK-linked macOS malware and npm hijacking, BYOVD attacks, and coordinated attacks on Minnesota water systems.
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