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AI Security

Indirect Prompt Injection Stopped Being a Demo. Google Is Measuring It at Web Scale.

Malicious injected instructions are now tracked across billions of crawled pages a month, every AI browser tested at Black Hat proved vulnerable, and one framework bug turned a prompt into RCE.

Aug 12, 20266 min read
Vulnerability Analysis

CVE-2026-68820: A 7.0 That Ends With a Kernel Rootkit and Your EDR Switched Off

Lazarus used this afd.sys use-after-free to reach SYSTEM from a local foothold, then loaded a FudModule kernel rootkit. Escalation is never the objective — it is the step before it.

Aug 12, 20266 min read
Vulnerabilities

Patch Tuesday August 2026: ~398 Flaws, 3 Zero-Days, and One the Norks Already Used

Microsoft shipped fixes for roughly 398 CVEs on 11 August. Three are zero-days, one is under active exploitation by Lazarus, and the vendor tallies disagree by nearly 30.

Aug 12, 20266 min read
Vulnerability Management

66,000 CVEs: The Year Enumeration Stopped Being a Strategy

2026 is forecast to close near 66,000 CVEs, driven partly by AI-assisted discovery. At that volume reading the list is not a job anyone can do — and most programmes are still built around reading it.

Aug 11, 20266 min read
Vulnerability Analysis

CVE-2026-8037: When the Function That Escapes Your Input Is the Bug

Progress Kemp LoadMaster's flaw lives inside escape_quotes(), the routine meant to neutralise dangerous input. It fails to null-terminate, turning a sanitiser into unauthenticated command injection.

Aug 11, 20266 min read
Vulnerability Analysis

CVE-2026-63077: Your Build Server Is a Credential Store With an Open Port

An unauthenticated attacker sends a crafted object to TeamCity's agent polling endpoint and gets OS command execution as the server process. Every credential the build server holds sits downstream.

Aug 11, 20267 min read
Incident Analysis

The Patch That Wasn't: CVE-2026-18577 and the Incomplete-Fix Problem

N-able patched an authentication bypass in N-central. Attackers found what the patch missed and used it as a zero-day, pivoting into Microsoft 365 and Okta. Incomplete fixes are their own bug class.

Aug 10, 20266 min read
Vulnerability Analysis

CVE-2026-9198: Two Endpoints, No Password, Full Remote Code Execution

Langflow's auto-login endpoint mints a superuser token for anyone who asks. Its code-validation endpoint runs Python through exec(). Chained, that is unauthenticated RCE at CVSS 9.8.

Aug 10, 20266 min read
Software Supply Chain Security

Two Billion Installs in an Afternoon: The keyv and cacheable npm Worm

On 4 August 2026, one compromised GitHub account seeded a self-propagating npm worm across 444 package names. The packages were caching utilities nobody thinks about — which is why it worked.

Aug 10, 20266 min read

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