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Threat Intel

TrueConf Server Chained Exploitation: CVE-2026-72529 + CVE-2026-72530 — The Supply-Chain Vulnerability Inside Your Self-Hosted Conferencing Appliance

Executive summary A pair of high-severity flaws in TrueConf Server lets an unauthenticated attacker take over the server and replace every client installer it distributes — a one-box supply-chain compromise. Both CVEs were added to CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog on 2026-08-20 with enforcement

By Glenn Fryklund

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LLMjacking Evolved: Operation Bizarre Bazaar and Stolen AI Compute as Offensive Infrastructure

Executive Summary The threat landscape for self-hosted AI infrastructure has undergone a fundamental shift in 2026. What began as opportunistic compute theft — hijacking exposed LLM inference endpoints to resell API access at discounted rates — has matured into two convergent threats: (1) industrialized commercial supply chains that systematically scan, validate,

By Glenn Fryklund