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AI models from Anthropic and OpenAI are uncovering software flaws at unprecedented speeds, but human defenders are struggling to keep up with patching and validation. As restrictions tighten on these powerful tools, the cybersecurity landscape faces a dramatic shift.
Anthropic’s Mythos AI model can autonomously find and exploit vulnerabilities, promising a cybersecurity revolution—but experts warn its power could fall into the wrong hands. Will defenders keep pace in this new arms race?
A new PoC exploit for CVE-2025-62718 in the widely used Axios JavaScript library has been released, raising alarms across the web development community. Immediate action is urged to prevent exploitation.
Attackers exploited a newly disclosed Marimo notebook vulnerability in under 10 hours, gaining full access to servers via an unauthenticated WebSocket endpoint. The incident underscores the urgency of rapid patching and the growing speed of cyber threats.
A critical vulnerability in React Server Components allows attackers to easily trigger denial-of-service attacks, risking widespread downtime. Find out which packages are affected, how the exploit works, and why urgent patching is essential.
Exploit code for two CUPS print server vulnerabilities is now public, putting Linux and Unix-like systems at risk of remote attacks. Discover the technical details, potential impacts, and urgent mitigation advice.
A newly disclosed vulnerability in Marimo's terminal WebSocket endpoint was exploited in under 10 hours, giving attackers unauthenticated shell access. Immediate patching is advised for all users.
A newly discovered flaw in React Server Components lets attackers cripple web apps with ease. Learn who is at risk, how the exploit works, and what urgent steps developers must take to secure their applications.
The BlueHammer Windows zero-day exploit, leaked after a researcher’s frustration with Microsoft’s slow response, exposes deep problems in the company’s vulnerability disclosure process and leaves millions of systems at risk.
CISA has added another critical zero-day in Ivanti EPMM to its exploited vulnerabilities catalog, prompting urgent federal action after months of rampant attacks. Here's what you need to know about the flaw, the delayed response, and the new patch.