Ai Threat Intel Analysis

Ai Threat Intel Analysis

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Illustration of a trojanized Node.js coding assessment launching cross-platform backdoor persistence on developer workstations

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Mirage Kitten Targets Developers With Cross-Platform RATs

Securelist details Mirage Kitten campaigns using NodeRabbit and PollCat backdoors in trojanized coding assessments aimed at aviation and FinTech.

Security analyst examining obfuscated JavaScript from a phishing page in an isolated browser-analysis environment

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How Obfuscated JavaScript Powers Modern Phishing Kits

Cisco Talos explains how phishing kits hide JavaScript behavior and how defenders can safely recover redirects, payloads, and credential-theft logic.

Industrial control system network with email and web threats stopped by segmented security monitoring

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ICS Threats in Q2 2026: What Defenders Should Know

Securelist’s Q2 2026 telemetry shows declining overall ICS detections but rising email, ransomware, worm, and malicious-document activity.

Enterprise AI agent connected to internal APIs and cloud workloads with a suspicious token route and monitored C2 connection

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Q2 2026 Exploitation Trends Put AI Systems in Focus

Securelist’s Q2 2026 review finds faster exploit publication, active Windows and Linux exploitation, and growing risks in AI platforms and agents.

Illustration of administrators patching and monitoring an ownCloud file-sharing server affected by an authentication bypass vulnerability

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CVE-2023-49105: ownCloud Authentication Bypass

CVE-2023-49105 can expose ownCloud files without authentication. Here is how administrators should patch, triage, and reduce risk.

Security team reviewing a legacy .NET web application for a deserialization vulnerability and applying defensive remediation

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CVE-2021-23758: Securing Ajax.NET Professional Deployments

CVE-2021-23758 affects Ajax.NET Professional deserialization and appears in CISA’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog.