Daily Dark Web: Pinned: New Linux "pedit COW" Privilege Escalation Exploit Published Security researcher Massimiliano Oldani has released a public proof-of-concept (PoC) exploit, **packet_edit_meme**, for the Linux kernel vulnerability **CVE-2026-46331**, nicknamed **pedit COW**. * The flaw resides in Linux's **net/sched act_pedit** traffic control subsystem and allows an unprivileged local user to escalate privileges to **root** by corrupting shared page-cache memory.2026-06-28
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Group-IB Threat Intelligence: Pinned: #MilleniumRAT (v4.x) marks a significant evolution in the threat landscape. The #malware has been completely rewritten from .NET to a native C++ application, removing .NET dependencies. This architectural shift enables greater stealth and resilience, making detection more challenging. The #Telegram Bot API remains the core C2 mechanism.2026-06-25
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Ido Cohen: We continue to monitor additional sources in the darknet. Here are some of the events that were added to our platform in the last week. 1 A major breach exposed over 500GB of sensitive personal information from job seekers, posing a high risk of identity theft and fraud. 2 Remote access to POS systems is being sold, threatening financial data and sensitive customer information across large retail businesses globally.2026-06-24
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