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Hackers are exploiting a critical remote code execution flaw in Flowise, the open-source AI builder. With thousands of servers exposed, experts urge immediate patching and tighter security.
Anthropic’s new Claude Mythos AI is shaking up cybersecurity, finding ancient vulnerabilities and uniting tech giants in Project Glasswing. But could this breakthrough also fuel unstoppable cyberattacks? We investigate.
A newly revealed Docker vulnerability lets attackers—and even AI coding agents—bypass authorization plugins and gain access to host systems with a single padded HTTP request. Here’s how the exploit works, why it’s so dangerous, and what defenders can do to protect their environments.
A critical flaw in the Flowise AI platform is being actively exploited, exposing thousands of servers to remote code execution and data theft. Find out what happened, who is at risk, and how to respond.
A critical flaw in Flowise AI has left over 15,000 servers exposed to remote code execution attacks, with real-world exploitation underway. Organizations are urged to patch immediately or risk total compromise.
A newly discovered 'zero-click' flaw in Android lets attackers remotely crash devices without user interaction. Google’s April 2026 security update patches the issue, but millions remain at risk until they update.
A critical zero-click vulnerability in Android’s Framework lets attackers crash devices without any user action. Google’s April 2026 patch addresses this and a related hardware bug. Here’s what you need to know—and why updating immediately is essential.
In a lightning-fast campaign, hackers exploited a critical Next.js vulnerability (React2Shell) to compromise hundreds of servers and steal sensitive credentials. Discover how the attack worked, what was exposed, and how organizations can respond.
A researcher has released a zero-day exploit for Windows Defender, known as BlueHammer, enabling attackers to gain full system access. With no patch from Microsoft and public exploit code available, organizations face heightened risk.
A critical flaw in Fortinet’s core security management tool is being exploited right now, prompting CISA to urge immediate action from all organizations. Here’s what you need to know—and why the next 72 hours are critical.