A roundup of 89 items curated from across the security community.

News

Pro-Iran hackers hijacked high-profile Instagram accounts, including the Obama White House, by tricking Meta’s AI support bot into resetting passwords with a spoofed hometown IP.

Dutch police and the NCSC dismantled a 17-million-device botnet operating on 200 servers seized from a local hosting provider.

Multiple @redhat-cloud-services npm packages ship malicious preinstall hooks from a compromised GitHub Actions OIDC pipeline, targeting cloud tokens, /proc/mem secrets, and persisting through Claude Code and VS Code injection.

Sonatype maps four npm campaigns running across May and June, including a 176-package set built to beat internal dependency checks, with IOCs and detection notes.

A remote DoS across nginx, Apache, IIS, Envoy, and Cloudflare Pingora: one client pins 32GB of server memory in about 10 seconds. Found by Codex, with no patch at disclosure. Also: Hacker News coverage.

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Techniques and Write-ups

Calif runs an AI-driven audit of FreeBSD and surfaces 15 kernel bugs, including 3 RCEs, 5 LPEs, and a bhyve escape.

A four-byte heap overflow in the STB image-parsing library escalated all the way to remote code execution in Minecraft.

Praetorian builds a pipeline using LLMs to keep offensive tools alive longer by reducing their EDR signature footprint, compiling Sliver, Chisel, and GhostPack to WASM.

Clicking one link in github.dev hands an attacker an OAuth token with read and write access to all your repos, including private ones. Dropped publicly because the researcher did not want to deal with MSRC.

Sonar exploits an argument injection in Jellyfin using a .NET JIT compiler gadget: the runtime’s memfd-backed code pages turn file writes into shellcode execution.

Wiz details DarkReplica, a use-after-free in Redis’s built-in Lua engine that reaches remote code execution, one of five Redis RCEs disclosed in 48 hours.

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Tools and Exploits

HijackLibs.net refreshes with over 600 documented DLL hijacking cases, machine-readable feeds, and Sigma detection content for every DLL.

A VMProtect 3.5 devirtualizer built on Remill that lifts the whole x86 code of the VM, released as code.

A red team PoC pipeline that combines AI-driven telemetry spoofing with WASM sandboxing to evade modern EDR systems.

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