Threat Research at WIZ
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Shay Berkovich retweeted
It's been such a tough October for AI Developer Platforms ... that two more disclosed incidents while we were writing up this blog: wiz.io/blog/black-october-fo…
Check it out for details on what we're seeing attacks do with compromised credentials from the recent incidents
Kudos to @github on moving the needle, but this vulnerability class isn't gone.
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Isn't it silly to call every RCE vuln "smt2shell"? That's the definition of RCE pretty much - giving shell.
Shay Berkovich retweeted
🫂"hugs from TeamPCP."
We're now 47 days and three rounds deep into the Checkmarx incident -- and this time TeamPCP left a message for victims in `~/hugs_from_teamPCP.txt`
Things appear mitigated, but waiting to see if rotation was a bit more atomic this time 🤞
List of most popular/active public repos on GitHub - April edition:
- @openclaw hype is over?
- @Microsoft GenAI tutorials are back to the first place
- April normalized to AI models and established learning
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Shay Berkovich retweeted
Preliminary exploit detections for Copy Fail (CVE-2026-31431) based on our tests (these work best in combination):
1. "NET: Registered PF_ALG protocol family" in kern.log & syslog
2. curl for "copy[.]fail/exp" (if attacker is lazy)
3. su record without invoking user in auth.log
Did somebody manage to use it as a container escape from a non-priv container?
Patch your Linux boxes!
Copy.Fail is a trivially exploitable logic bug in Linux, reachable on all major distros released in the last 9 years. A small, portable python script gets root on all platforms.
Found by the teams at @theori_io and @xint_official
More details below
xint.io/blog/copy-fail-linux…
Shay Berkovich retweeted
Fork commits keep showing up in supply chain attacks (tj-actions, reviewdog, TeamPCP).
But, I keep seeing incorrect explanations in incident threads/blogs
So I built a microsite to cut through the confusion
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Monthly list of most popular/active public repos on GitHub:
- @openclaw keeps the first place (although its half pace comparing to February)
- Rise of the personal claude skills and harnesses over official anthropics/skills
- karpathy/autoresearch - fast-breaker
Turns out # of forks is a great metric of repo popularity. Here is the most popular/forked repos of Feb 2026. Of course, #OpenClaw is leading the pack:
This is great research @GrahamHelton3 . Couldn't find it in the blog - is the command execution possible with node/proxy:list or node/proxy:watch?
Shay Berkovich retweeted
UPDATE: Shai-Hulud 2.0 has a long tail, and it may have led to $7M in crypto theft.
Earlier today, our update laid out how sha1-hulud may have caused the Trust Wallet incident.
Trust Wallet just announced the same conclusion 📷Read our analysis >> wiz.io/blog/snipping-the-lon…
Or extend their PAT revocation API to cover other token types: docs.github.com/en/rest/cred…
With #shaihulud2 refuses to die with the long tale of infections (117 new compromised machines in the last 72 hours, most of them form @Cursor IDE), all @github has to do is disable the gho_ tokens of the super-spreaders (last 2 active spreaders are Cpreet and moh-abed).
Shay Berkovich retweeted
🪱sharing more on sha1-hulud w/@sshaybbc
* 2 packages == ~60% of infections
* 400k unique secrets in truffleSecrets.jsons, only 2.5% verified, & the majority of those short lived JWTs for GitHub Actions!
* 3/4 of impacted workloads were CI/CD, 1/4 were users
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Second part of our research on secret leaks In AI.
🤖 65% of Forbes AI 50 companies leaked secrets on GitHub. @sshaybbc revealed how AI speed without security = leaks waiting to happen.
Full Wiz Research report 👉
wiz.io/blog/forbes-ai-50-lea…