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July 11, 2026

Progress Orders ShareFile Storage Controllers Offline Over Active Zero-Day Threat

Progress Software is urging ShareFile customers to physically power down Storage Zone Controllers due to active zero-day exploitation tracked by watchTowr. Gitea Docker images are under active exploitation via a critical authentication bypass allowing attacker impersonation. CVE-2026-47291 in Windows HTTP.sys enables kernel code execution through TLS header parsing flaws, and CVE-2026-31431 ("Copy Fail") is a Linux kernel privilege escalation affecting all major distributions since 2017 with no fixed kernels shipped yet. Okta warns of vishing attacks enrolling rogue Entra ID passkeys to hijack Microsoft 365 accounts, while GigaWiper is a modular Golang backdoor bundling wiper, ransomware, and persistence functionality. Qilin leads 2026 ransomware volume with 708 tracked attacks, and Anthropic published the Jacobian lens, an interpretability technique revealing how Claude internally reasons through concepts.

July 9, 2026

A 15-Year-Old Linux Kernel Bug Hands Root on Every Distro

GhostLock (CVE-2026-43499), a 15-year-old Linux kernel use-after-free in every mainstream distribution since 2011, enables unauthenticated root access and container escape when paired with a Firefox 0-day in a full browser-to-kernel exploit chain. GhostApproval symlink flaws in six AI coding assistants (Amazon Q Developer, Claude Code, Cursor, Google Antigravity, Windsurf, Augment) allow booby-trapped repositories to redirect file writes and achieve RCE via misleading confirmation dialogs. CISA added actively-exploited Adobe ColdFusion (CVE-2026-48282) and Langflow auth-bypass flaws to its KEV catalog, with the Langflow issue matching the JADEPUFFER operator's exploitation from the prior week. AI agents are lowering the barrier for less-skilled attackers: hallucination-squatting registers fake package names that models invent, delivering malware to developers, while researchers demonstrate that agents scanning untrusted code for bugs can instead execute the attacker's payload on the analyst's machine.