Over 250 ClickFix Domains Use Browser Fingerprinting to Hide macOS Malware Lures
2026-08-05T19:23:59Z•ad0f1b7f03779aad6d345fa91f2120151fa2a1bd4ccbdf90b5ece969b7e8c4a7
CVE-2026-18556CVE-2026-18577CVE-2026-58048CVE-2026-59774CVE-2026-64531CVE-2026-9198AI-securityCISA-KEVClickFixMFA-bypassRATactive-exploitationbackdoorbrowser-fingerprintingcloud-securitycredential-theftcritical-vulnerabilitiesdata-exposuredevice-code-phishingexposed-secretsmalwarenpm-malwarephishingprivilege-escalationprompt-injectionransomwareremote-code-executionsupply-chain-attackvulnerability-managementzero-day
What happened
A security news digest covering active exploitation, critical vulnerabilities, malware and supply-chain campaigns, phishing innovations, exposed credentials, malicious AI-agent workflows, and abuse of generative AI. Key risks include unauthenticated Gitea file disclosure (CVE-2026-59774), actively exploited Langflow, Tomcat, and N-central flaws, Linux Open vSwitch local privilege escalation (CVE-2026-64531), npm worms and trojanized packages, ClickFix malware delivery, device-code phishing, and ransomware exploitation of SonicWall SMA vulnerabilities.
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