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Vulnerabilities

Critical SQLi in NginxPulse Allows Remote File Read and Write Access

Unauthenticated SQL injection in NginxPulse versions before 1.6.26 enables attackers to read server files and database contents via error-based output.

Vulnerabilities

C-Kermit <11.1.515: Malicious FTP Servers Can Overwrite Memory via Crafted Security Replies

A buffer overflow in C-Kermit versions prior to 11.1.515 allows malicious FTP servers to overwrite client memory via crafted security replies.

Vulnerabilities

CVSS 9.3: Azul Payara Server CVE-2026-90908 enables RCE via Admin Auth Spoofing

A critical flaw in Azul Payara Server allows attackers to bypass admin controls by spoofing host addresses, enabling remote code execution on affected instances.

Vulnerabilities

Critical XSS in NocoDB Before 2026.09.0 Lets Editors Steal Session Tokens

Authenticated editors in older NocoDB versions can inject scripts via attachment MIME types, enabling session theft through signed download URLs.

Cyber Attacks

Huntress Uncovers SCKit Campaign Compromising 288 ScreenConnect Hosts

Attackers abused cloud-hosted ScreenConnect panels to install a rogue toolkit on managed endpoints.

Cyber Attacks

AI-Driven Campaign Targets Taiwanese Government

Automated agents bypassed security controls to exfiltrate thousands of records, highlighting the rising threat of autonomous operations against public sector networks.

Cyber Attacks

Halo: Campaign Evolved Adds Free Four-Player Firefight Mode This Winter

Xbox confirms the upcoming winter update for Halo: Campaign Evolved will include a free, cooperative PvE mode with new maps and weapons.

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Packet Alert reports cyber attacks, cloud security and agent security news and publishes practical security guides for managed service providers. Threats, vulnerabilities and fixes — first. Last updated November 13, 2026.

About Packet Alert

What does Packet Alert cover?

Packet Alert covers cyber attacks, cloud security, agent security, tech, vulnerabilities, data breaches, malware and ransomware. Every section mixes fresh reports with guides, 185 guides in all, for readers who want the background.

Where does Packet Alert get its information?

Packet Alert gets its information from more than 150 primary sources: official advisories, vendor notices, first-hand research, the National Vulnerability Database and the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog. Each article lists its sources. Other outlets are named when we use their work.

How often is Packet Alert updated?

Packet Alert is updated all day, every day. Its fastest sources are checked every 45 seconds. An urgent advisory goes out first as a short brief. We add to it as details are confirmed. Guides are checked again when the facts change.

Is AI used to write Packet Alert articles?

Yes. AI has been used to help write Packet Alert articles since 2026. Software compares every draft with its sources before it is published and removes what they do not support. The editorial policy sets out the rules.

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