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Hackers Exploit Misconfigured Cloud Training Apps in Fortune 500 Firms

First seen 22 Jan 2026, 02:59 UTC • Bleepingcomputer

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Pentera Labs has reported that threat actors are exploiting misconfigured cloud training applications used by Fortune 500 companies and cybersecurity vendors. These vulnerabilities allow attackers to gain unauthorized access, deploy crypto miners, and compromise sensitive systems within customer-managed cloud environments.

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17 entities, 18 inferred relationships (STIX 2.1).

Technique (4)

Malware
Privilege Escalation
Lateral Movement
Supply Chain Compromise

Organization (6)

Cloudflare
F5
Palo Alto Networks
AWS
Azure
Google Cloud Platform

Malware (1)

XMRig

Affected Platform (2)

GCP
GitHub

Tool (4)

Dropbox
Filemanager.php
SigInt
Watchdog.sh

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XMRig targets Cloudflare
XMRig targets F5
XMRig targets Palo Alto Networks
XMRig targets AWS
Malware targets GCP
Malware targets GitHub
Privilege Escalation targets GCP
Privilege Escalation targets GitHub
Lateral Movement targets GCP
Lateral Movement targets GitHub
Supply Chain Compromise targets GCP
Supply Chain Compromise targets GitHub
XMRig related to Azure
XMRig related to Google Cloud Platform
XMRig related to Dropbox
XMRig related to Filemanager.php
XMRig related to SigInt
XMRig related to Watchdog.sh

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