Your AI Sandbox Ends At The Import Button
Flowise's one-click RCE, 33 reconnaissance npm packages, and a new Linux LPE expose the cybersecurity surface no team owns. See what to fix this week.
May 2026
Carnival’s Attacker Never Needed A CVE
Carnival lost 6M records to a stolen employee login while Oracle accelerates patches. The cybersecurity defense worth buying isn't on the CVE list.
One Unpatched Gogs Box Owns Your Pipeline And Your Source
An unpatched Gogs RCE exposes a cybersecurity blind spot most teams ignore: self-hosted developer infrastructure. See where to start hardening today.
What Happens When Auto-Isolation Becomes The Attack?
Microsoft Defender's auto-isolation feature sounds like a win until attackers learn to trigger it. Here's what to harden first.
You’re Defending 34% Of Your Attack Surface
Patch queues only defend a third of your attack surface. See where the other 69% of breaches actually start, and how to close it.
India’s 12-Hour Patch Rule Just Met A Broken Microsoft Update
CERT-In wants 12-hour patching while Microsoft's update breaks domain controllers. Here's what a real cybersecurity patch program looks like now.
One Vendor Got Breached. 266,000 Patients Paid.
Two healthcare breaches, one shared vendor pattern, and a 266,000-patient disclosure cost. Here's what providers must fix before they're next. Read on.
Your CEO Is The Shadow AI Problem
Senior decision-makers use shadow AI at twice the rate of everyone else. Here's how to harden cybersecurity at the top of the org chart. Read on.
The Wireshark Bug That Targets The Analyst
Wireshark 4.6.6 quietly patched another packet-parser bug. The real risk is your analyst's workstation. Here's how to harden the most over-privileged box you own.
Can A Heartbeat Replace Your Login Token?
New cybersecurity research wants your earbuds to authenticate by heartbeat. Here's why that won't save you from this week's breaches. Read on.