Five Eyes spook shops warn agentic is too wonky for rapid rollout
2026-05-04T07:24:00Z•86846e424334226da73bdc8ccb97e8ebe9b260a6462b1169474ebbf66aa2d0b5
AI-enabled phishingClawHub crypto miningDDoS (Canonical/Ubuntu)Exchange Online TLS deprecationFBI China hacker-for-hireFive EyesGPS spoofing detectionGemini CLI RCEGitHub infrastructure vulnGoDaddy domain transfer failureGrassMarlin OT data-leakLinux local privilege escalationMicrosoft Windows zero-clickPitney Bowes data leakPyPIagentic AI guidancecPanel critical vulnnpmpatch tsunamisupply-chain attackswiper/ransomware (Vect)zero-day exploitation
What happened
A broad security roundup: Five Eyes agencies urge slow, resilience-first adoption of agentic AI; AI-driven bug finding is triggering a ‘patch tsunami’ as long-buried flaws are exposed; multiple high-impact vulnerabilities are being actively exploited (notably a critical cPanel/WHM authentication bypass leading to root access and a CVSS 10.0 RCE in Google’s Gemini CLI). Microsoft is again chasing zero-click Windows exploitation, and Linux distributions are shipping fixes for a local privilege-escalation crypto logic flaw. Supply-chain attacks continue (npm/PyPI packages, Trivy/LiteLLM vectoring
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