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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 PhantomRaven: Multi-Wave npm Campaign Stealing CI/CD and Developer Credentials APT28 Deploys Modified Covenant to Spy on Ukrainian Government Microsoft’s March 2026 Patch Tuesday

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The ESXiArgs ransomware attack is targeting VMware ESXi servers globally

Threat Level – Red | Vulnerability Report

A global ransomware attack, known as ESXiArgs, is affecting servers using VMware ESXi hypervisors version 6.x prior to 6.7 due to a vulnerability (CVE-2021-21974) caused by a heap overflow issue in the Open Service Location Protocol (OpenSLP) service along with two additional vulnerabilities. This attack is expected to spread further.

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