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AI Vulnerability Scanner Missed Critical Access Controls

AI Vulnerability Scanner Missed Critical Access Controls

Overview of the Issue This analysis explores the pitfalls when security teams deploy AI-powered vulnerability scanners without understanding their limitations. OpenHack, an MIT-licensed tool by Hadria

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Server-Side Execution via HTTP Body: The React Deserialization Flaw

Server-Side Execution via HTTP Body: The React Deserialization Flaw

What Happened CVE-2025-55182 enables unauthenticated remote code execution through unsafe deserialization in React Server Components (RSC). Security researcher Lachlan Davidson reported the vulnerabil

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When CI Catches What Your IDE Missed

When CI Catches What Your IDE Missed

The Challenge of AI-Accelerated Development Your development team is moving fast with tools like GitHub Copilot or Cursor, shipping features in hours instead of days. However, this speed comes with ri

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npm Maintainer Accounts Hijacked: What Staged Publishing Fixes

npm Maintainer Accounts Hijacked: What Staged Publishing Fixes

What Happened Between 2021 and 2024, attackers compromised multiple npm maintainer accounts to inject malicious code into legitimate packages. They gained access through credential stuffing, phishing,

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Malware in @vietmoney/react-big-calendar: A Supply Chain Failure

Malware in @vietmoney/react-big-calendar: A Supply Chain Failure

What Happened On December 29, 2025, malware was discovered in the @vietmoney/react-big-calendar npm package (version 0.26.2). This malware, called Shai-Hulud 3.0, targeted software supply chains durin

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Trust Wallet Lost $8.5M in 48 Hours

Trust Wallet Lost $8.5M in 48 Hours

What Happened In a supply chain attack on Trust Wallet , attackers registered a typosquatted domain mimicking the legitimate Trust Wallet site. This malicious domain was embedded in third-party script

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700 Package Versions Poisoned Through Git Tag Manipulation

700 Package Versions Poisoned Through Git Tag Manipulation

On December 16, 2024, attackers compromised the Laravel Lang localization package ecosystem by rewriting GitHub version tags to point at malicious commits in their own forks. The attack affected 233 v

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Apache Tika's CVSS 10.0 XXE Flaw

Apache Tika's CVSS 10.0 XXE Flaw

Your application code passes every security review. Your internal XML parsing follows OWASP ASVS v4.0.3 guidance. But when Apache Tika 2.9.2 shipped with CVE-2025-66516—a CVSS 10.0 Critical XXE vulner

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Eight Packagist Packages Delivered Linux Malware Through package.json

Eight Packagist Packages Delivered Linux Malware Through package.json

What Happened Eight packages on Packagist , the primary PHP package repository, contained malicious code that downloaded and executed a Linux binary from GitHub. The attack bypassed PHP files by inser

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Microsoft Drops Two Safety Tools for AI Agents

Microsoft Drops Two Safety Tools for AI Agents

Microsoft has released Rampart and Clarity as open-source projects, offering new ways for organizations to enhance AI agent security. These tools address a critical issue: AI agents now execute code,

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ASAPP's Red Team Finds 50+ Flaws Daily

ASAPP's Red Team Finds 50+ Flaws Daily

Introduction: The Need for Continuous Adversarial Testing ASAPP, an enterprise AI provider, identified a significant gap in their security strategy: traditional pre-deployment testing couldn t keep up

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Shai-Hulud npm Attack: What Broke and What to Fix

Shai-Hulud npm Attack: What Broke and What to Fix

Incident Overview In the Shai-Hulud incident, attackers published malicious npm packages containing hidden exfiltration scripts. These packages bypassed initial security checks and infiltrated product

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15,000 Exploit Attempts in Days: The Drupal SQL Injection Timeline

15,000 Exploit Attempts in Days: The Drupal SQL Injection Timeline

What Happened CVE-2026-9082 , a SQL injection vulnerability in Drupal Core with a CVSS score of 6.5, moved from patch release to active exploitation faster than most security teams could deploy fixes.

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5,561 Repos Compromised in Six Hours

5,561 Repos Compromised in Six Hours

An attacker pushed 5,718 malicious commits across 5,561 GitHub repositories in just six hours. This campaign, known as Megalodon, didn t rely on a zero-day or novel vulnerability. Instead, it exploite

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You Just Deleted a Compromised API Key. Now What?

You Just Deleted a Compromised API Key. Now What?

You found a Google API key in a public GitHub repo. You deleted it immediately. Your work is done, right? Not for the next 23 minutes. Aikido Security s research confirms that deleted Google API keys

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WordPress Plugin Backdoor: 300 Zero-Days in 72 Hours

WordPress Plugin Backdoor: 300 Zero-Days in 72 Hours

What Happened Between late 2024 and early 2025, TrendAI and CHT Security used an AI-driven static analysis system to scan WordPress plugins. This system uncovered over 300 critical zero-day vulnerabil

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