What has changed?
Comparing 28 September 2026 with the previous day 27 September 2026.
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7Attacks on Microsoft SharePoint vulnerability
CISA confirms actively exploited attacks against a high-risk SharePoint flaw; this goes beyond a mere patch recommendation and demonstrates an ongoing, real threat to exposed SharePoint instances.
JADEPUFFER-Linked Attackers Used Compromised Service Principals to Delete Azure Resources
The report shows that compromised service principals in Entra ID are no longer used merely for data theft but deliberately for destructive deletion operations in Azure , a TTP shift that goes beyond standard patch information.
JadePuffer agentic AI attacks target Azure, destroy cloud resources
The report describes an active, agent-driven ransomware campaign against Azure tenants with credential theft and resource destruction , i.e., new TTPs rather than a patch vulnerability.
JadePuffer AI Actor Compromises Azure Tenant in Destructive Cloud Attack
An AI-driven attacker was able to take over an Azure tenant using compromised credentials and destructively delete data , a reminder of the risk of credential leaks in cloud environments.
Linux Kernel: Multiple Vulnerabilities
[UPDATE] Linux Kernel: Multiple Vulnerabilities
The advisory remains generic at kernel level and provides neither CVE IDs nor affected subsystems, so targeted prioritisation is not possible.
Newly KEV-listed
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No longer in report
6Microsoft SharePoint Flaw CVE-2026-65660 Now Exploited in Attacks
The inclusion in the CISA KEV catalog proves real-world exploitation and thus more than a pure patch reminder: exposed SharePoint instances are at acute risk regardless of patch status.
Synology DiskStation Manager: Multiple Vulnerabilities
Google Chrome: Multiple Vulnerabilities
The report does not contain specific CVE IDs or details on affected versions, which complicates prioritization.
Update now: Attackers could read arbitrary data from Synology NAS
The report summarizes three different vulnerabilities in Synology NAS that could allow arbitrary data to be read, without providing CVE details or indications of active exploitation.
[UPDATE] Linux Kernel: Multiple Vulnerabilities Enable Denial of Service
The report remains generic and does not name any CVE IDs or specific kernel versions, so no prioritized patch planning is possible.
Google Chrome / Microsoft Edge: Multiple vulnerabilities enable unspecified attack
The report lacks CVE IDs and exploitation details, so it provides no new strategic or tactical information beyond a general browser update.