blackorbird[verified]@blackorbirdGeneral
The tweet references CVE-2026-21513, a security features bypass in MSHTML, but offers only a brief technical description without evidence of PoC, exploit, or patch.
Hunt.io[verified]@HuntioActive Exploitation
CVE‑2026‑21513 is a zero‑day in the MSHTML engine that allows bypass of Windows security prompts and is being exploited in the wild; Microsoft has released a patch and CISA has added it to the KEV list, making immediate remediation essential.
mRr3b00t[verified]@UK_Daniel_CardGeneral
Just two URLs are provided with no substantive information about the CVE; therefore the content is general and offers no actionable details.
Gen Threat Labs[verified]@GenThreatLabsGeneral
The post reveals that APT36 has incorporated CVE‑2026‑21509 and CVE‑2026‑21513 into its delivery chain, sharing associated hashes but offering no technical details or exploitation evidence.
Mr. Link[verified]@MrLinkEcActive Exploitation
The post announces that CVE‑2026‑21513 is actively exploited in the wild, details its technical impact, and urges immediate patching and mitigation steps.
Hunt.io[verified]@HuntioActive Exploitation
APT28 is linked to real‑world exploitation of CVE‑2026‑21513 before Microsoft patched it, with evidence of malicious HTML/LNK files used in targeted campaigns.
Szabolcs Schmidt[verified]@smica83PoC
The tweet announces that exploit samples for CVE-2026-21509 and CVE-2026-21513 have been made available, providing practical PoC evidence but no further technical details, patch information, or evidence of active attacks.
yousukezan[verified]@yousukezanActive Exploitation
APT28 is reported to have actively exploited CVE-2026-21513, a Microsoft MSHTML flaw patched in February 2026, with detailed technical information on the vulnerability and attack method.