TerminalFix Uses Fake Cloudflare CAPTCHAs to Deploy Reverse-Tunnel Backdoor
2026-08-30T13:24:00Z•8e5b406441c247f9a94acd1233f27d924804d183462ea66f62fda80a452e9971
CVE-2023-49105CVE-2026-65643CVE-2026-74232CVE-2026-74233CVE-2026-75604CVE-2026-76581CVE-2026-76639CVE-2026-76640APT28ClickFixCosmos-EVMIoT-securityNext.jsPaperCutServiceNowWordPressactive-exploitationbackdoorcPanelcloud-securitycredential-theftcryptocurrency-theftmalwareownCloudphishingprivilege-escalationransomware-extortionremote-code-executionroot-accessrouter-securitysupply-chain-securityunauthenticated-accesszero-day
What happened
The feed reports multiple high-impact cybersecurity developments, including actively exploited zero-days, unauthenticated remote code execution, root compromise, supply-chain attacks, malware campaigns, and critical vulnerabilities across PaperCut, ownCloud, Next.js, ServiceNow, cPanel, WordPress, routers, Cosmos EVM, and Unitree robots. It also covers ClickFix social engineering, credential and cryptocurrency theft through browser extensions, targeted espionage, AI-agent security risks, and privacy improvements in Android 17. Several vulnerabilities are confirmed exploited or carry CVSS 9.8–ร
Why it matters
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- 8e5b406441c247f9a94acd1233f27d924804d183462ea66f62fda80a452e9971
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- 2026-08-30T13:24:00Z
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- Yes
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