Linux APT Bug Exposes Root, Zyxel Zero-Day Leaks Credentials, French Blood Sites Hacked

An APT flaw lets an on-path attacker install unverified packages and run code as root on Debian and Ubuntu. A Zyxel GS1900 zero-day hit 996 switches across 48 countries, exposing root credentials. Blood storage rooms at France's EFS hit 110 degrees Celsius after an attack that came through refrigeration provider Cool World. A DigiCert misconfiguration exposed archived customer contact details and identity documents. Hackers stole DreamHost customer login details through a file manager flaw. And mobile exploits stole cookies from iOS 16.7 phones and hit Android phones running Chrome 139 through 145.

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0:00 APT flaw could turn package tampering into root access
1:48 Zyxel GS1900 zero-day hits 996 switches in 48 countries
2:52 Cyberattack alters temperature controls at French blood sites
3:31 DigiCert archived data exposed after infrastructure migration
4:22 DreamHost traces server compromise to file-manager software
4:50 Mobile exploits target iOS cookies and Chrome versions 139-145

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