Cyber ·
Radar: threat intelligence report of October 26 (Check Point Research)
Summary of attacks, data leaks, AI use in criminal operations and campaigns, based on a machine translation of the Check Point Research report of October 26, 2026.
The report, published on October 26, 2026 in the Check Point Research feed, gathers attacks and leaks, AI-related threats, exploited vulnerabilities and campaigns against corporate services and devices. Among the cases cited, the Japanese provider Onamae Desktop Cloud confirmed an intrusion that installed malware on customer servers, with more than 26,000 servers possibly affected, and began shutting down customer environments on October 21. The State Bank of India disclosed a breach after 3,897 customer records appeared online, according to reports including contact details, addresses, birth dates and identity verification documents, and said essential services were not interrupted. TeamUpdraft had its UpdraftCentral keys abused to install backdoors on WordPress sites in an 18-hour campaign on October 18 and 19.
On the AI side, the report describes antidetect browsers with AI features used to manage thousands of deceptive accounts, affiliates of the INC and The Gentlemen ransomware groups using AI agents against 62 organizations, and a criminal operation that used several AI assistants for scripts and reconnaissance. It also cites the supply chain attack on LiteLLM, an open-source AI gateway, confirmed on October 21, whose version 1.107.0 was designed to steal cloud credentials and AI service secrets. The available excerpt ends at the vulnerabilities section, without details. To verify, consult the original report on the Check Point Research website and compare the data, since this text was machine-translated.
Original source: Relatório de inteligência de ameaças — 26 de outubro