Attackers this week leaned on tools people already trust—help-desk chats, document shares, AI install lists, and leftover logins—rather than novel zero-days, according to a September 3, 2026 cybersecurity bulletin covering twenty incidents. Microsoft, cloud vendors, and AI labs described campaigns that turn a single click, a mistyped URL, or an unclaimed package name into remote access, ransomware, or stolen identity data.
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