Chrome 0-Day in the Wild Dominates a Week of Exploits, Phishing, and Malware

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Chrome’s active exploitation of CVE-2026-11645 headlines a week of widespread security news, from UniFi OS flaws and an Oracle PeopleSoft compromise to a large Arch Linux AUR package taint, npm/PyPI malware campaigns, and phishing kits. The roundup also covers the Outsider phishing-as-a-service takedown, VPN/auth-bypass flaws, cloud-logging abuse, and ransomware campaigns (Gentlemen, Akira), illustrating attackers’ reliance on old code, weak defaults, and misconfigurations. Patch quickly, watch for unusual login activity, and strengthen defense-in-depth.
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