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Hijacked GitHub identities turn CI pipelines into cloud accessMicrosoft 365 outage puts Defender XDR continuity under reviewSCKit turns ScreenConnect support sessions into an MSP-wide incidentN-central exploit bypasses the latest hotfix and gains root
Security.io Daily Edition · Friday, 13 November 2026 · 06:00 · Executive decision brief

Hijacked GitHub identities turn CI pipelines into cloud access

The active wfx-loot campaign used compromised developer and bot identities to insert credential-stealing code into trusted build workflows, erase execution records and establish cloud access that can survive ordinary secret rotation.

Executive consequence

Treat any wfx probe generated by an internal identity as confirmed credential compromise. Where the payload or a deleted workflow run is found, assume every secret, runtime token and cloud role available to that workflow was exposed.

Decision today

Suspend write access for identities linked to wfx probe pull requests.

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What changed · Why it matters · What to do
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Resilience

Microsoft 365 outage puts Defender XDR continuity under review

Why it matters

Microsoft reported a multi-service degradation involving Exchange Online, Teams, SharePoint Online, Microsoft 365 Copilot and Defender XDR. The company said affected servers became unavailable as a core process was overwhelmed, producing capacity loss rather than a traffic-driven spike.

Do today

Activate an out-of-band communications channel for security and crisis teams.

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04
Vulnerability Management

N-central exploit bypasses the latest hotfix and gains root

Why it matters

The 4EverAble2Shell chain was publicly released and weaponised against N-able N-central within hours. Huntback identified 21 active mining rigs on production N-central servers, including 19 reporting Hotfix 2 build 2026.4.1.26.

Do today

Disable and firewall the Legacy API on every on-premises N-central server.

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05
Application Security

Apache HTTP/2 race condition opens a remote code-execution path

Why it matters

CVE-2026-119618 is a concurrency flaw in Apache HTTP Server's mod_http2 assign_headers() handling that can corrupt memory and enable unauthenticated remote code execution. Upstream Apache versions 2.4.55 through 2.4.70 and standalone mod_h2 versions 2.0.8 through 2.0.42 are affected.

Do today

Inventory Apache listeners with HTTP/2 or h2c enabled.

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Evidence that changes prioritisation
Editorial risk profile

Lead decision score: wfx-loot

Security.io editorial scores from 0 to 100 reflect observed scale, active credential theft, rotation-resistant cloud persistence and remediation complexity. They are not vendor severity scores. Source: Security.io editorial assessment using Aikido Security, StepSecurity, GitHub and independent reporting.

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Daily comic · Circuit Chuckles
A brief pause after the intelligence

Session Timeout

Rusty treats session timeout as giving an active user session a relaxing break rather than ending the idle session.

Friday, 13 November 2026Open comic page →
Rusty lets an active user session take a break in an office chair while Glitch points out that idle sessions should end.