Railway urges users to rotate secrets after attack
Railway says an attacker seeking AI provider keys may have decrypted environment variables in up to about 100,000 workspaces, and it urges key rotation.
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Railway says an attacker seeking AI provider keys may have decrypted environment variables in up to about 100,000 workspaces, and it urges key rotation.
A setup error and an SGLang engine bug let very long prompts to Cloudflare's GLM-5.3 model return pieces of other customers' requests, the company said.
Security firm Straiker says the CyberCartel group ran a multi-agent AI system built on Claude, Grok and Kimi models against over 400 Latin American financial targets.
Forever says a planted instructions file in a customer's Downloads folder steered an AI coding agent toward malware, and it showed the trick on Codex and Claude Code.
CVE-2026-111497, a memory flaw in Google's Brotli decoder code, reaches every program that bundles it, so Node.js, Bun, Envoy and Python users must update each copy.
Email addresses and login history records were affected, 196 passwords were changed without permission, and Capcom says no credit card data was involved.
The Knicks organization used a fake offer of free championship rings to test staff for phishing, and Madison Square Garden Sports now calls it a mistake.
Ukraine says military-grade Starlink service is back to full speed after restrictions that began October 13 disrupted drone and front-line operations.
In an SEC filing, Quest Diagnostics disclosed unauthorized access to its Quanum lab ordering system and said the full scope is still under investigation.
The php2shell flaws let attackers run code on any PHP install serving web requests, and CISA says to update now or take systems offline.
Exposed server logs show INC and The Gentlemen ransomware affiliates used an AI agent framework called Phantom to run breaches with minimal human input.
Federal agencies have until Oct. 26 to patch two critical, actively exploited bugs in widely used document and network management software.
Attackers hijacked LiteLLM's release pipeline to push credential-stealing malware to PyPI, putting AI developers' cloud keys and API secrets at immediate risk.