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Steam discussion replies are being abused in a ClickFix-style malware campaign that tells players to run a fake PowerShell “fix” and then installs an XMRig cryptominer on Windows systems, according to BleepingComputer’s July 25 report.[1] The posts are written to look like helpful answers for gam...


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Fastjson users should treat CVE-2026-16723 as an urgent Java application risk, especially if legacy Fastjson 1.x is still inside Spring Boot services that parse internet-supplied JSON. Alibaba’s July 21 advisory says the bug affects Fastjson 1.2.68 through 1.2.83, including the final standard 1.x release, and can be triggered under the librar...


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Security teams running Microsoft Active Directory Certificate Services should treat Certighost as an urgent July patch follow-up. Researchers H0j3n and Aniq Fakhrul publicly disclosed a working proof of concept on July 24 for CVE-2026-54121, an AD CS elevation-of-privilege flaw Microsoft fixed in its July 14 security updates.


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Redis administrators should check branch versions again after the July 23 security releases. Redis published updates for several supported lines after public proof-of-concept research showed authenticated paths from crafted RESTORE payloads toward remote code execution in stock Redis builds.[1]

The practical fix is branch-specific: move to Redi...


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FakeAgent, a fresh malvertising campaign tracked by Huntress, used sponsored Bing results and a public Claude Artifact hosted on the real claude.ai domain to push a fake Claude Desktop installer. Huntress says the activity hit at least 29 organizations between July 21 and July 22, 2026, after users searched for the Claude desktop app and followed an ad that l...


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