Malvertising Sends Malware in Pieces, Then Makes the Browser Build the Executable
2026-07-26T13:24:06Z•f2ecdf72b657187865c8029580ac9ff1cb47bf2ccfdbfa74de4b6af424c1526c
AI agent securityActive DirectoryBing ImagesBlueNoroffCVE-2026-16723CVE-2026-32194CertighostChatGPT AgentForgerCl0pDevManFastjsonFlexPLMGitLab RCEKerberosKimi K3PTC WindchillRaaSRedis zero-daysRefluXFS (CVE-2026-64600)SourTradeZimbra zero-daymalvertisingphishingransomwareremote code execution
What happened
A broad set of active threats and high-impact vulnerabilities was reported: a novel malvertising campaign (SourTrade) that assembles Windows executables in-browser; active exploitation of a critical Fastjson RCE (CVE-2026-16723) against Spring Boot apps; published GitLab RCE PoC for unpatched self-managed 18.11.3 instances; and multiple enterprise-focused campaigns (Cl0p targeting PTC Windchill/FlexPLM, DevMan RaaS portal, BlueNoroff phishing). Several high‑risk flaws and zero-days are highlighted, including Bing image-processing RCEs (one tracked as CVE-2026-32194), Certighost AD certificate/
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