Deep dives, practical guides, and incident analyses from engineers who build Safeguard. No fluff, no vendor FUD — just what you need to ship secure software.
Three unrelated self-hosted admin tools — a hosting control panel, a Git server, and a database manager — each had a confirmed-exploited vulnerability targeting the same convenience-over-process tradeoff.
A decade-old Juniper ScreenOS backdoor-style auth bypass and a current SonicWall SMA1000 authorization gap both let attackers seize control of the appliance meant to enforce access control.
A 2014 Shellshock-family Bash bug and a fresh telnetd argument injection in InetUtils both reached CISA's KEV catalogue, both driven by untrusted input crossing a privilege boundary.
In eleven days, SmarterMail picked up three confirmed-exploited CVEs, all unauthenticated, all tied to known ransomware use — file upload, password-reset bypass, and an API missing authentication.
vCenter Server, Aria Operations, and VMware Tools each contributed a confirmed-exploited vulnerability, spanning an unauthenticated RCE, a migration-time command injection, and a local privilege escalation.
Two separate deserialization RCEs and a security-control bypass in Web Help Desk, one confirmed for ransomware use, plus a denial-of-service bug in Serv-U.
Two nearly identical unauthenticated RCE vulnerabilities in Ivanti Endpoint Manager Mobile, plus a perfect-10 in Sentry and a credential-leaking bypass in Endpoint Manager.
A SQL injection and an access-control bug in FortiClient EMS, a path traversal and command injection pair in FortiWeb — Fortinet's endpoint management and WAF products join the list.
PeopleSoft and E-Business Suite together account for three ransomware-associated Oracle vulnerabilities in a single year — an unusually high concentration for one vendor.
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