Vendors
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Researchers disclose two CVSS 10.0 flaws in Red Lion Sixnet RTUs
Security researchers have disclosed two CVSS 10.0 vulnerabilities (CVE-2023-40151 and CVE-2023-42770) in Red Lion Sixnet RTUs that can allow unauthenticated attackers to execute commands as root; vendors and agencies advise patching, enabling authentication and blocking TCP access.
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Critical ICTBroadcast flaw (CVE-2025-2611) exploited to deploy reverse shells
A critical input-validation flaw in ICTBroadcast (CVE-2025-2611, CVSS 9.3) allows unauthenticated command injection via a session cookie; researchers including VulnCheck say the bug is being exploited to run reverse shells on exposed servers, and no patch information is currently available.
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AMD issues fixes for ‘RMPocalypse’ flaw that can break SEV‑SNP protections
AMD has released fixes for a vulnerability termed RMPocalypse that researchers say can let a malicious hypervisor corrupt the Reverse Map Paging table during initialization and defeat SEV‑SNP protections; AMD has assigned CVE‑2025‑0033 and lists affected EPYC processors.
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Researchers describe “Pixnapping” Android side‑channel that can steal 2FA codes
A team of academic researchers disclosed “Pixnapping,” a side‑channel pixel‑stealing technique that can recover on‑screen data including two‑factor codes on Android by exploiting rendering APIs and graphical operations, and Google has issued patches under CVE‑2025‑48561 while some issues remain unpatched.
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SimonMed says 1.2 million patients impacted in January data breach
SimonMed Imaging said more than 1.2 million people were affected by a data breach that gave attackers access to its network from Jan. 21 to Feb. 5; Medusa ransomware claimed the theft and the company said it found no evidence of misuse as of Oct. 10.
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Netherlands places Nexperia under special administrative measures over governance concerns
The Netherlands has placed Chinese-owned Nexperia under special administrative measures under the Goods Availability Act, citing governance failures and risks to European chip capabilities; the company’s owner Wingtech has disputed the move and said it will effectively freeze operations.
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Microsoft tightens Edge’s Internet Explorer mode after reports of exploit chain
Microsoft said it has tightened Internet Explorer mode in Edge after reports that attackers used social engineering and unpatched Chakra 0-day exploits to gain remote code execution and escalate privileges, and the company removed easier IE mode launch options and now requires explicit enabling.
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Astaroth banking trojan leverages GitHub to restore command-and-control, McAfee says
McAfee Labs reported that the Astaroth banking trojan campaign uses GitHub-hosted images with steganography to update configurations and maintain access after C2 takedowns; the campaign targets Brazil and other Latin American countries and is delivered via DocuSign-themed phishing emails.
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Unauthenticated flaw in Gladinet CentreStack and Triofox (CVE-2025-11371) exploited in the wild
Security researchers say CVE-2025-11371, an unauthenticated local file inclusion in Gladinet CentreStack and Triofox, is being exploited in the wild; Huntress recommends removing a handler from the UploadDownloadProxy Web.config as a temporary mitigation while Gladinet prepares a patch.
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Microsoft: Storm-2657 Used Phishing to Redirect University Payrolls via Workday Accounts
Microsoft said a gang known as Storm-2657 has used phishing and adversary-in-the-middle links to steal MFA and compromise university Workday-linked accounts since March 2025, altering payroll configurations to redirect salary payments and spreading further phishing inside and across campuses.
