Are your system's drivers a ticking time bomb, exploitable even when the hardware they're designed for is absent? This analysis unpacks how attackers can use vulnerable Windows kernel drivers without physical hardware, a critical factor in BYOVD attacks.
A million WordPress sites using the popular Avada Builder plugin are exposed. Two severe vulnerabilities could hand over your site credentials to attackers.
The digital supply chain remains a persistent thorn in the side of even the most security-conscious organizations. OpenAI is the latest high-profile victim.
Dark web markets went dark, but AI is making exploits scarier. Meanwhile, a massive ed-tech data breach highlights persistent vulnerabilities.
Forget custom code; China-linked hackers are now building on open-source tools. The new TencShell malware is a prime example, lurking in plain sight.
Microsoft is scrambling to address a high-severity zero-day flaw in Exchange Server, already being weaponized by attackers. The vulnerability enables arbitrary code execution, targeting users of Outlook on the web.
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Your cloud is a graveyard of forgotten resources, costing you money and opening security holes. Tenable's new agentic AI is here to hunt down these 'zombie' assets and bring order.
The digital battlefield just got a fresh entry. CISA has flagged a critical Cisco SD-WAN flaw, turning up the heat on network security administrators.
A fresh vulnerability, dubbed Fragnesia, has surfaced in the Linux kernel, allowing local attackers to escalate privileges to root. This isn't just a theoretical threat; a proof-of-concept is already out there.
SecurityScorecard just swallowed Driftnet, a move signaling an aggressive push to fortify defenses against the ever-growing threat of supply-chain attacks.
Cisco is sounding the alarm: a critical authentication bypass flaw in their Catalyst SD-WAN Controller has been exploited in the wild. Attackers are using this zero-day vulnerability to gain administrative access, a serious breach that demands immediate attention.
Everyone expected Silicon Valley's AI hype to continue its relentless march. Instead, a student messing around with a radio tuner brought down three bullet trains in Taiwan for an hour. This incident, while seemingly minor on its face, throws a rather large wrench into the narrative of increasingly fortified digital infrastructure.
