Fake Web3 Accelerator Uses npm Packages to Spread Malware and Hijack AI Agent Traffic

2026-10-19T13:24:01Z•ca0dd5d8a10c82a6bf674dc0d7a6c295535ebdaa1037338ce7ff5700145c8aba
CVE-2025-61624CVE-2026-0322CVE-2026-102764CVE-2026-99999active-exploitationadversary-in-the-middleagentic-aiai-securitybackdoorbeyondtrustcloud-securitycredential-theftfortiosinformation-stealerlinux-kernelmicrosoft-365npm-malwarepan-osphishingprivilege-escalationremote-code-executionrouter-securityspywaresupply-chain-attackvirtualizationvulnerabilityweb3zero-click-exploitzero-day

What happened

The feed reports multiple significant cybersecurity incidents and vulnerabilities, including active exploitation of enterprise appliances, critical remote-code-execution flaws, cloud and SaaS credential compromise, software supply-chain malware, phishing, spyware, and AI-agent data exposure. The most severe items include a host-memory disclosure from guest VMs, zero-day exploitation of BeyondTrust Remote Support, active exploitation of PAN-OS, malicious npm packages targeting Windows and macOS, and compromise of Microsoft 365 tenants through ConnectWise credentials.

Why it matters

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Evidence and limitations

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ca0dd5d8a10c82a6bf674dc0d7a6c295535ebdaa1037338ce7ff5700145c8aba
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2026-10-19T13:24:01Z
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