Week in Review: Cisco Zero-Day Exploitation, Revolut Breach and Other Security News

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Summary

The roundup covers reported breaches, actively exploited flaws, AI security risks, new defensive guidance, an FBI DDoS-service takedown, and AWS’s disclosure of unrecoverable customer data after strikes on Middle East infrastructure.

Key points

  • Revolut confirmed that someone impersonating a government agency obtained sensitive customer records; CenterPoint Energy also disclosed unauthorized access to customer data after a hacker’s claims.
  • Cisco confirmed active exploitation of a SQL injection zero-day in Secure Email Gateway (CVE-2026-76461) and an authentication bypass in Cisco ISE (CVE-2026-76460).
  • Attackers compromised HBO Max’s verified Reddit account to run a ClickFix campaign targeting Windows and macOS users with information-stealing malware.
  • Spain’s data protection authority reported a breach blamed on an autonomous AI agent that reportedly accessed a company network, altered personal records, and retrieved invoice data.
  • Four major AI coding agents were reported to share a zero-click RCE vulnerability; the article says two remained unpatched.
  • CISA, ENISA, NIST, and CISA announced or launched guidance and tools, including cyber-decoy guidance and a platform for reporting actively exploited vulnerabilities under the EU Cyber Resilience Act.
  • The FBI seized domains linked to DDoS-for-hire service NightmareStresser; AWS said customer data in its Bahrain region and one UAE availability zone could not be recovered after strikes.

Article Details

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Weekly security news roundup covering data breaches, actively exploited vulnerabilities, account compromise, malware campaigns, and cybersecurity guidance.
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Reported incidents included unauthorized access to customer data at Revolut and CenterPoint Energy, permanent loss of some AWS customer data in Bahrain and the UAE following Iranian strikes, and compromise of HBO Max’s Reddit account to promote a ClickFix campaign distributing information-stealing malware. Attackers were also reported to be exploiting vulnerabilities affecting Cisco Secure Email Gateway, Acronis backup extensions, and Cisco ISE. The roundup additionally covered malware and phishing campaigns, an AI-agent-related data breach reported by Spain’s data protection authority, and security risks involving AI coding agents.

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