Today's briefing examines a disturbing trend: the industrialization of social engineering. From the North Korean compromise of the Axios NPM package to the six-month in-person operation targeting the Drift Protocol, attackers are moving beyond simple phishing to complex, high-trust deceptions. We also look at the critical CVSS 10.0 code injection flaw in Flowise AI currently under active exploitation and how Storm-1175 is using zero-day chains to deploy Medusa ransomware in under 24 hours. Finally, we analyze the new GPUBreach technique that breaks IOMMU hardware protections using Rowhammer on GPU memory, proving that even unprivileged kernels can escalate to system-wide root access.

Topics Covered

• 🧪 Industrialized Social Engineering: The Axios and Drift Protocol operations.
• ⚠️ Flowise AI Exploitation: Critical RCE in AI agent builders with 12,000 exposed instances.
• 🚨 Storm-1175 and Medusa: Chaining zero-days for high-velocity ransomware deployment.
• 💻 GPUBreach: Escalating privileges via GPU memory bit-flips on GDDR6.
• 🛡️ GitHub Actions: AI-augmented supply chain targeting in the prt-scan campaign.

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