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Threat Intel cover: AccuraSoftHire, Fake Job, Real Malware. A take-home test folder, a flagged tailwind.config.js and a camera driver point to a work laptop.

The Take-Home Test That Runs on Your Work Laptop: Inside the AccuraSoftHire Fake Interview Campaign

Binance says its $6.34 billion theft began when an engineer ran a fake interview assignment on his work computer. JFrog has now exposed a fake company, AccuraSoftHire, built to run the same trick. We decoded the attacker's server history from a public Ethereum wallet and found npm packages from the interview task that stayed installable for up to seven months. Here is what to check on your developer machines.

ARTEX: Attackers Adopted This AI Pentesting Tool in Three Months. Leaked Secrets Are Its Fastest Way In.

ARTEX is an open-source tool where AI agents run a penetration test on their own. Since August 2026, state-aligned groups, criminal crews and one runaway research agent have pointed ARTEX at hundreds of organizations. In one case, an agent went from a GitHub search for leaked secrets to stolen cloud data in five minutes. This post covers what ARTEX is, who uses ARTEX, how to spot ARTEX activity, and how you remove its easiest way in.

CVE-2026-126187: React Server Components remote code execution, CVSS 9.5 Critical

CVE-2026-126187: React Server Components Flaw Lets Attackers Execute Code Through Smuggled Flight Rows

React shipped fixes on November 10, 2026 for a CVSS 9.5 unauthenticated RCE in React Server Components' Flight protocol. Read how a silent serialization bug turns typed arrays into code execution, who is exposed, and how to find affected installs in CI and on developer machines.

WFX Phantom: The GitHub Actions Secret Stealer That Deletes Its Tracks

A coordinated botnet of compromised GitHub accounts launched a widespread attack, opening seemingly harmless pull requests before pushing a malicious shell script directly to default branches. The script, dubbed "wfx", executed through GitHub Actions to steal secrets before the attackers quickly reverted their changes, leaving minimal traces.

GitHub Package Firewall vs. StepSecurity Secure Registry: Protection beyond npm

GitHub’s package firewall covers npm only. StepSecurity's Secure Registry protects 8 ecosystems, traces every install, and blocks malicious packages within an hour

Railway’s Security Incident: Why CI/CD Needs Runtime Security

Use Harden-Runner to investigate workflow activity and enforce network policies, alongside a review of build access and OIDC trust.

@ethersphere/bee-js 13.3.0 Compromised

A compromised release of @ethersphere/bee-js executes malicious code during installation. The payloads target Swarm Desktop wallet data and attempt to establish persistent access on affected systems.

CVE-2026-123158: OpenSSH authentication bypass on Alpine Linux and musl libc, illustrated by a terminal and an unlocked padlock.

CVE-2026-123158 (*sshole): OpenSSH Password Authentication Bypass on Alpine Linux

We reproduced the *sshole OpenSSH authentication bypass on Alpine Linux. See the exact exposure conditions, lab results, patched versions, and mitigations for musl-based hosts and containers.

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