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Critical React2Shell RCE Flaw Actively Exploited to Run Malicious Code

A critical remote code execution vulnerability in React Server Components has emerged as an active exploitation target, with security researchers observing widespread automated attacks across the internet. The flaw, tracked as CVE-2025-55182 and dubbed “React2Shell,” affects React and downstream ecosystems, including the…

Avast Antivirus Sandbox Vulnerabilities Allow Privilege Escalation

SAFA researchers uncovered four kernel heap overflow vulnerabilities in Avast Antivirus’s aswSnx.sys driver, designated CVE-2025-13032, affecting versions before 25.3 on Windows. These flaws originate from double-fetch issues in IOCTL handling, allow local attackers to trigger pool overflows for privilege escalation…

Hackers Exploiting ArrayOS AG VPN Vulnerability to Deploy Webshells

A critical command injection vulnerability in Array Networks’ ArrayOS AG systems has become the focus of active exploitation campaigns, with Japanese organizations experiencing confirmed attacks since August 2025. According to alerts from JPCERT/CC, threat actors are leveraged the vulnerability to install webshells…

Russian Calisto Hackers Target NATO Research with ClickFix Malware

Russian intelligence-linked cyber threat actors have intensified their operations against NATO research organizations, Western defense contractors, and NGOs supporting Ukraine, employing sophisticated phishing and credential harvesting techniques. The Calisto intrusion set, attributed to Russia’s FSB intelligence service, has escalated its…

Russian Hackers Imitate European Events in Coordinated Phishing Campaigns

Russian state-linked hackers are impersonating high-profile European security conferences to compromise cloud email and collaboration accounts at governments, think tanks, and policy organizations, according to new research from cybersecurity firm Volexity. The campaigns, active through late 2025, abuse legitimate Microsoft…