P0Exploit
CVE-2026-88771 and CVE-2026-88772: NetScaler Active Exploitation
Unit 42 observed active exploitation delivering web shells and RC4 C2 against 50,277 exposed NetScaler instances; attacks used a three‑stage command injection chain. Patch NetScaler appliances immediately, remove internet exposure for management interfaces, apply network‑level ACLs, and hunt for web shell indicators and abnormal DTLS or RC4 outbound connections.
UNIT 42 · NetScaler Zero-Day Exploits CVE-2026-88771 and CVE-2026-88772
P1Exploit
TigerGraph Community Edition 4.2.4 Arbitrary File Write and SSH RCE (EDB‑ID 52691)
Exploit‑DB documents a multi‑stage chain using default tigergraph:tigergraph credentials and unauthenticated REST++ to write to /home/tigergraph/.ssh/authorized_keys enabling SSH RCE. Mitigate by removing/rotating default credentials, disabling or restricting REST++ to trusted networks, and detect unauthorized modifications to /home/tigergraph/.ssh/authorized_keys and unexpected SSH keys or sessions.
EXPLOITDB · TigerGraph_Community_Edition 4.2.4 Arbitrary File Write and SSH RCE
P1Exploit
InvoicePlane 1.7.1 Configuration Injection (CVE-2026-40297) Enables RCE
Exploit‑DB shows unsanitized db_hostname in setup allows arbitrary configuration injection and potential remote code execution; a patch is available in 1.7.2. Upgrade to 1.7.2 immediately, review setup logs for exploitation attempts, and isolate affected instances until patched.
EXPLOITDB · InvoicePlane 1.7.1 RCE via Configuration Injection (CVE-2026-40297) Critical
P2Exploit
WordPress 7.0.2 Path Traversal (CVE-2026-87902) Allows Local Include
Exploit‑DB provides a PoC for an unauthenticated path traversal that can cause local PHP inclusion and possible code execution; fixes are in 7.1.2 and backported to 7.0.6. Upgrade WordPress, scan web logs for unusual page‑template requests, and search file system for unexpected PHP file uploads or include attempts.
EXPLOITDB · WordPress 7.0.2 Path Traversal CVE-2026-87902 PoC Details Unauthenticated
P2Intelligence
Phishing Campaigns Abuse RMM to Establish Persistent Access
Microsoft observed phishing deploying a masqueraded MSP360 installer that establishes persistent access and launches ScreenConnect as a secondary channel, using UAC elevation and credential theft. Enforce allowlists for RMM tooling, block known malicious RMM installers, and detect atypical RMM process launches, UAC elevations, and remote session activity.
MICROSOFT SECURE · Phishing Abuses RMM Tools for Persistent Access