Weekly Security Roundup: PAN-OS Exploitation, Langflow Attacks and Supply-Chain Threats

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Summary

The roundup covers limited exploitation of a PAN-OS flaw, campaigns using phishing and legitimate tools, a reported Schemata data exposure, and emerging techniques including GhostLock and NATS-based C2.

Key points

  • Palo Alto Networks said CVE-2026-0300 in PAN-OS was exploited in limited attacks and released initial fixes.
  • Strix reported that weak authorization in Schemata exposed records and training materials across tenants; Schemata said it had no evidence of third-party exploitation.
  • Reported campaigns used phishing, fake support messages, and deceptive files to deploy malware, steal credentials, or establish remote access.
  • A proof-of-concept called GhostLock can indefinitely lock files on SMB shares using standard user access, without deploying ransomware.
  • HiddenLayer demonstrated tokenizer tampering that can influence AI model output and tool-call arguments without changing model weights.
  • Researchers reported NATS being used for command and control in activity linked to exploitation of Langflow CVE-2026-33017.

Article Details

Event Type
Weekly cybersecurity news roundup covering active exploitation, phishing and social engineering, data exposure, malware, supply-chain threats, and security research.
Impact
Reported activity includes limited exploitation of a critical PAN-OS vulnerability, Langflow RCE exploitation, credential theft and remote access through phishing and fake IT support, and exposure of cross-tenant data in the Schemata training platform. Other items describe supply-chain attack promotion, ransomware-like file locking, and malware-enabled surveillance and data theft. The article also reports that Schemata had no evidence of third-party access to customer data.

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IPV4159[.]89[.]205[.]184IP address at which the operator exploiting Langflow was observed downloading a Python worker and a Go binary.

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