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Axios npm Supply Chain Attack: What You Need to Know CVE-2026-5281: Chrome Dawn Flaw Sparks In-the-Wild Zero-Day Attacks CVE-2026-3055: Silent Memory Leak in NetScaler Actively Exploited Tracking Beast: Tools, Techniques, and Tradecraft in RaaS Operations FAUX#ELEVATE: Obfuscated VBS Campaign Targeting Enterprise HR System TeamPCP’s Automated Supply Chain: From Trivy to LiteLLM in a Multi-Ecosystem Breach Iranian MOIS Leverages Telegram-Based C2 in Espionage Campaign Targeting Dissidents MuddyWater: Iran’s Adaptive Cyber Espionage Machine March 2026 Linux Patch Roundup From Disclosure to Exploitation Overnight of a CVE-2026-33017 Langflow Flaw CVE-2026-20131: Interlock Ransomware Exploits Critical Cisco Secure FMC Flaw Operation GhostMail: The Invisible Inbox Breach Vidar Stealer 2.0 Distributed via Fake Game Cheats on GitHub and Reddit Targeting the Lens: Iranian Cyber Operations Against IP Cameras in the Middle East Konni APT’s Covert RAT Deployment LeakNet Ransomware’s Low-Cost High-Scale Infection Strategy Phishing in the Fog of War: A Surge in State-Aligned Espionage Campaigns Google Rushes to Fix Actively Exploited Flaws VENON Trojan Targets 33 Brazilian Financial Platforms AI-Assisted Slopoly Backdoor Powers Interlock Ransomware Intrusion

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GALLIUM targets Telecommunications sector using new PingPull tool

Threat Level – Red | Vulnerability Report

A new, difficult-to-detect remote access trojan known as PingPull has been discovered and is used by GALLIUM (also known as Softcell), an APT group. They have expanded by targeting telecommunications, finance and government sectors with the new PingPull tool.

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