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Zimbra's Stored XSS Flaw: When Email Becomes an Execution Engine

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Zimbra's Stored XSS Flaw: When Email Becomes an Execution Engine

What Happened Zimbra disclosed a stored cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability in its Classic Web Client. This flaw allows specially crafted emails to execute malicious scripts in a user s session.

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3,000 Components, Zero Visibility

What Happened A mid-market SaaS company discovered unauthorized data access in their production environment. The entry point wasn t their code. An attacker exploited a known vulnerability in a third-p

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Zero-CVE Package Became the Attack Vector

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Zero-CVE Package Became the Attack Vector

What Happened A software supply chain compromise occurred when your team integrated what appeared to be a clean open-source dependency. The package showed zero CVEs in your security scanning tools. Th

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AI Code Reviewers Missed This Attack 79 Times

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AI Code Reviewers Missed This Attack 79 Times

A research team at the University of Missouri-Kansas City has published proof-of-concept code for an attack that bypasses AI code review tools by hiding malicious instructions inside PNG files attache

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Injective Labs Supply Chain Attack: 18 Packages Compromised in 24 Hours

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Injective Labs Supply Chain Attack: 18 Packages Compromised in 24 Hours

What Happened On July 8, 2026, a threat actor published version 1.20.21 of @injectivelabs/sdk-ts to npm. The package contained code to steal cryptocurrency wallet private keys. Within 24 hours, the at

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Gitea Auth Bypass: One Header, Full Admin

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Gitea Auth Bypass: One Header, Full Admin

On January 14, 2025, security researcher Michael Clark confirmed what Sysdig had already detected: attackers were exploiting CVE-2026-20896 to bypass authentication in Gitea Docker deployments. This v

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Can Your AI Coding Assistant Bypass Its Own Safety Rails?

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Can Your AI Coding Assistant Bypass Its Own Safety Rails?

Understanding the Concerns Recently, I ve observed heated debates among security engineers about whether to restrict GitHub Copilot in their environments. The discussions often lack concrete data on h

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Seven Ubiquiti Flaws Exposed 100,000 Devices

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Seven Ubiquiti Flaws Exposed 100,000 Devices

Ubiquiti recently released security updates for UniFi OS, addressing seven critical vulnerabilities. One of these, CVE-2026-50746, has a maximum CVSS severity score. Censys data shows over 100,000 Uni

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1.8M Malicious Packages in Six Months

What Happened By the end of Q2 2026, Sonatype Research logged 1.8 million malicious packages across public registries. This wasn t a single sophisticated attack. It was industrial-scale pollution of t

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Most SBOMs Fail Basic Completeness Checks

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Most SBOMs Fail Basic Completeness Checks

Your vendor just sent you an SBOM. You need to know if it s actually useful or just compliance theater. CISA updated their SBOM guidance to require information for all components with no minimum depth

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npm Package Hijack Drains Crypto Wallets

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npm Package Hijack Drains Crypto Wallets

On December 20, 2024, attackers compromised the GitHub repository for Injective Labs SDK and published a malicious npm package designed to steal cryptocurrency wallet private keys. The malicious versi

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npm Install Scripts Don't Run Anymore

Your build broke this morning. Not because of a bug or a failed test, but because npm 12 now requires your explicit permission to run install scripts in your dependency tree. Welcome to the new defaul

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AI Coding Assistant Hallucinated a Botnet

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AI Coding Assistant Hallucinated a Botnet

Your AI coding assistant just suggested a package that doesn t exist. You accept the suggestion. Moments later, malware is running on your machine. This isn t theoretical. Researchers at Tel Aviv Univ

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Langflow IDOR Flaw: When API Authorization Fails

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Langflow IDOR Flaw: When API Authorization Fails

What Happened Attackers are actively exploiting CVE-2026-55255 , an Insecure Direct Object Reference (IDOR) vulnerability in Langflow s /api/v1/responses endpoint. This flaw allows anyone to execute w

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Locking Down Commit Signatures After Malleability

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Locking Down Commit Signatures After Malleability

Your security scanning tool flags a malicious commit. You block it by hash. Two hours later, the same code appears under a different hash with GitHub s green Verified checkmark intact. The signature d

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AI Agents Tricked Into Running Malware They Were Meant to Catch

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AI Agents Tricked Into Running Malware They Were Meant to Catch

Your security tooling just became an attack vector. Researchers have demonstrated a proof-of-concept attack called Friendly Fire that turns AI coding agents into unwitting accomplices. Tools like Anth

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