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A CVSS 10.0 path traversal in Adobe ColdFusion's Remote Development Services lets unauthenticated attackers write a webshell straight into the web root. Attackers were probing it before most admins finished reading the advisory.
A finance employee wired $25.6 million after a video call with the CFO and colleagues — all AI-generated deepfakes. Short public audio clips can now seed convincing voice clones. Here's how vishing changed and what actually stops it.
A zero-day in unnamed third-party software let attackers sit inside KDDI's shared ISP email platform for a month, exposing email addresses and passwords used by @nifty, BIGLOBE, J:COM, and three other providers. Here's what's confirmed and what isn't.
A wiper attack bricked remote terminal units across 30 Polish energy sites. An Iranian APT tampered with US water utility PLCs using legitimate engineering software. Here's the OT security model IT teams keep getting wrong.
Cato AI Labs found two 9.8 CVSS flaws in Cursor's terminal sandbox — CVE-2026-50548 and CVE-2026-50549 — that let a poisoned MCP response or search result silently escape to full remote code execution. Neither requires a click.
SUNBURST used it. DNSMessenger lived inside it. Decoy Dog delivered payloads through it. DNS tunneling turns routine name resolution into a covert command channel — here's how it works and how to catch it.
Sysdig caught an LLM agent breaking into a Langflow server, pivoting to a production database, and extorting the victim — with no human at the keyboard between steps. Here's what actually happened, and what's still unproven.