An unidentified intruder reached a refrigeration vendor used by three blood banks, changed cold-room parameters and caused a warming event that was detected and reversed.
Intruders changed cooling parameters in grocery refrigeration systems, disrupting European stores and UK supply partners and leading to spoiled produce and discarded food.
Rails maintainers disclosed a high-severity Active Storage issue in which unauthenticated crafted uploads processed through ImageMagick can write files to the server.
Xen Project published fixes on November 3 for a hypervisor flaw that lets a malicious guest read and write memory of co-resident VMs and dom0; no workaround is known.
Unknown attackers hijacked OPSShield's cPGuard update path and used fake releases to compromise almost 3,000 Linux hosting servers, exposing hashed passwords and contact data.
Attackers used stolen login credentials to reach OpsShield's release infrastructure and serve tainted cPGuard builds across several versions; no CVE has been assigned.
Unknown attackers allegedly compromised three Binance engineers through a booby-trapped coding task and misuse of an AI tool, leading to stolen records and a $6 billion cryptocurrency theft.
A broad Russian-origin operation is using hijacked websites and counterfeit portals to deliver no-interaction exploits against iPhone and Android users, risking handset takeover.
Attackers are abusing cloud AI services and large language models, generating more than $100,000 in fraudulent charges per day and a seven-figure total, with no CVE to patch.
mSeven Software alerted mSecure users on November 3 to reset credentials, re-enroll 2FA, and remove passkeys after detecting suspicious account activity.
Unknown intruders manipulated refrigeration controllers, causing defrosting and spoiled inventory at supermarkets in Europe and Britain during a second wave of disruption.
Adversaries are abusing weak configurations to take over Google-hosted model access, steal tokens, and run up cloud charges approaching seven figures at affected organizations.
Cybercriminal crews are hijacking cloud accounts to run and resell large language model capacity, leaving victims with unauthorized charges and revoked access.
An unidentified party tampered with OPSSHIELD's cPGuard update path on November 2, distributing a malicious script that opened backdoors and stole credentials and files from customer Linux hosts.
Barracuda is advising customers to update its appliances after two vulnerabilities were identified that could grant attackers root privileges and the ability to run commands.
A Russia-tied espionage operation is using lightweight malicious code to lift documents and login data from Ukrainian groups tied to war-crimes probes and military supply routes.
Repeated exploitation attempts against Node-RED installations have been traced to one IP address, with attackers delivering Linux bot and webshell payloads.
Malicious add-ons for Cursor and Anthropic’s Claude Code have been linked to hidden SSH access, persistence, and device profiling on developer machines.
A Russia-aligned threat group used a WinRAR weakness to deliver data-stealing malware to Ukrainian government, justice, law enforcement, and defense organizations in February 2025.
Google's threat team and Mandiant document multiple 2026 intrusions where attackers seized cloud credentials, launched AI workloads, and drove daily costs past $100,000.
Unidentified actors abused a weakness in BTCPay Server releases up to 2.4.1 to compromise hot wallets and steal Bitcoin and Litecoin, prompting urgent upgrades.