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Chaotic Eclipse just unleashed BlueHammer—a Windows zero-day PoC for full system takeover. Microsoft's slow disclosure? It's fueling researcher rage and real risks.
Fake invoices disguised as Russian oil payments have been slipping through defenses, exploiting an unpatched Adobe Reader zero-day since late 2025. Security pros spotted the first traces on VirusTotal, but the real damage? It's already underway.
Anthropic drops Mythos Preview: an AI that roots out zero-days faster than human hackers. Guardrails? Sure. But history screams skepticism.
Picture this: your WordPress site, humming along with Ninja Forms handling uploads securely—or so you thought. A single overlooked check turns it into hacker playground, CVSS 9.8 style.
Hackers didn't blink. Nine hours after Marimo's critical RCE disclosure, they were in — stealing creds from a honeypot. Open-source speed meets attacker hustle.
Attackers slipped malicious PDFs past Adobe Acrobat Reader's defenses starting December. Months of silent exploitation demand immediate patching.
Your security team's grinding harder than ever. But one billion CISA KEV records scream the truth: humans hit a ceiling. Time to automate or get exploited.
Imagine trusting an update to safeguard your site—only for it to unleash a horde of backdoors. That's the nightmare hackers delivered via Smart Slider 3 Pro, hitting nearly a million WordPress installs.
Picture this: a hacker, no password needed, uploads a venomous PHP script straight to your WordPress server. That's the chaos unfolding with Ninja Forms' critical vulnerability right now.
Picture your AI dashboard gobbling up hidden hacker commands from a shady webpage, then dutifully shipping your secrets back home. Grafana just patched that exact nightmare.
Imagine padding an HTTP request like stuffing a ballot box, and suddenly your Docker sandbox cracks wide open. CVE-2026-34040 turns trusted containers into host invaders.
Open-source AI agent builders like Flowise were supposed to democratize intelligent automation. Instead, a perfect-score vulnerability has hackers knocking on 12,000 doors.