A new DevSecOps benchmark puts a hard number on a familiar risk: when automation treats untrusted data, privileged triggers, and third-party actions as harmless, the build pipeline becomes part of the attack surface.
An analysis reported that 38% of organizations had GitHub Actions workflows described as vulnerable to script injection or unsafe trigger configurations, a reminder that CI/CD risk often starts with trust in the wrong input.
A reported Ghost CMS exploitation chain shows how one web publishing flaw can be turned into a browser-based lure that blends legitimate pages with malicious JavaScript.
A critical Ghost CMS flaw is being used in the wild, and the risk is bigger than database exposure: compromised pages can become a delivery layer for browser-based social engineering.
A critical Ghost CMS SQL injection flaw is being used not just for database access, but as a stepping stone into browser-based ClickFix lures.
A critical flaw in a popular WooCommerce add-on has pushed checkout integrity into the spotlight, with reported attacks turning a marketing layer into a possible payment-skimming path.
A critical FunnelKit flaw affecting pre-3.15.0.3 versions turns WooCommerce checkout customization into a browser-side trust problem, with potential exposure during payment entry.
A once-trusted browser add-on turned into a stealthy cyberweapon, exposing thousands to silent attacks through script injection and security header removal.