تحديثات CloudSek

Understanding How Exposed MLOps Platforms and Credential Leaks Allow Attackers to Steal Models, Poison Training Pipelines, Harvest Cloud Credentials, Execute Code on Agents, and Compromise the Entire AI Supply Chain.

This report examines 12 days of attack activity against a high-interaction honeypot emulating a vulnerable Oracle WebLogic Server. Immediately after public exploit code was released for the critical RCE vulnerability CVE-2026-21962, automated exploitation attempts surged, highlighting how quickly WebLogic flaws become weaponized.

This report uncovers active abuse of the ip6.arpa namespace. This technique bypasses traditional security controls, renders blocklists ineffective, and highlights a critical blind spot in DNS and email security. Proactive DNS anomaly detection and monitoring of staged infrastructure are essential to mitigate this emerging threat.

The MacSync Stealer campaign represents a sophisticated macOS threat that leverages SEO poisoning, fake GitHub repositories, and ClickFix social engineering to deliver malware. Attackers manipulate search engine rankings to redirect users to fraudulent repositories impersonating legitimate software, where victims are tricked into executing malicious commands.

A new malware campaign is exploiting Ramadan shopping sentiment, luring Middle East users with fake discount coupons from trusted brands. Behind the offer lies a multi-stage attack that deploys a powerful RAT, enabling full system control and stealthy data exfiltration via AWS. The campaign highlights how seasonal themes and trusted brands are being weaponized at scale.

LSPosed, a powerful framework for rooted Android devices, has been weaponized by attackers to remotely inject fraudulent SMS messages and spoof user identities in modern payment ecosystems. This report exposes a critical vulnerability: the exploitation of LSPosed modules to intercept and modify sensitive system APIs, enabling precise identity theft and unauthorized financial transactions. It reveals the devastating potential of this technique for large-scale payment fraud and identity takeover.

The February 28 launch of Operation Epic Fury has pushed the Iran–Israel conflict into an open multi-domain war. While the strikes occurred in the Middle East, the ripple effects are already reaching Southeast Asia, where cyber operations, energy disruptions, financial sanctions, and geopolitical tensions could create immediate risk for governments, businesses, and critical infrastructure. This briefing explains why the region may soon find itself on the frontline of a wider cyber and economic confrontation.

More than 60 Iranian-aligned cyber groups mobilized within hours of the February 28, 2026 Iran-US escalation, as AI tools sharply lowered the barrier to targeting America’s internet-exposed critical infrastructure. The report shows how exposed ICS systems, default credentials, and AI-assisted reconnaissance are converging into a fast-growing national security risk.

The 28 February 2026 strikes accelerated an existing cyber threat to U.S. critical infrastructure, rather than creating it. This report examines who is targeting industrial control systems (ICS), how attacks are carried out, and the scale of the exposed attack surface. Critical infrastructure is a prime retaliation target due to high civilian impact, a large number of internet-exposed ICS devices, and long-standing underinvestment in OT cybersecurity.