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Grafana patched critical vulnerabilities in its platform, averting potential data breaches. Our investigation reveals how these flaws emerged, the risks involved, and why the incident is a wake-up call for users of open-source infrastructure.
TP-Link has patched critical vulnerabilities in its Omada product line, averting potential cyber threats. Our investigation reveals the risks, the fixes, and what this incident means for the future of IoT security.
A major security lapse in Dormakaba's access control systems left thousands of European organizations—including airports and energy providers—vulnerable to hackers who could remotely unlock doors. Investigators found over 20 flaws, ranging from hardcoded credentials to poor authentication, with some systems exposed directly to the internet. While patches have been released, the incident highlights the ongoing risks in digital physical security.
AI-generated malware, ancient bugs, and hijacked browser extensions: This week in cybercrime shows how routine oversights and trusted tools are now the biggest risks. Read Netcrook’s investigative recap.
Europe's GCVE system promises resilience in tracking software flaws, but cybersecurity experts warn it may fragment the global vulnerability landscape, risking confusion and duplication for defenders worldwide.
CISA has sounded the alarm on four actively exploited vulnerabilities in major enterprise software, including Versa Concerto, Zimbra, Vite, and Prettier. Discover the technical details, risks, and what organizations must do to stay protected.
CISA’s latest KEV catalog update reveals active exploitation of four critical software vulnerabilities targeting development, email, and network infrastructure—forcing urgent defensive action across industries.
Despite recent patches, Fortinet firewalls are facing a fresh wave of automated attacks exploiting SSO logins. Security experts and customers now question whether official fixes truly closed the door on a critical vulnerability.
NVIDIA has quietly resolved critical vulnerabilities across its product line. We investigate what was patched, the risks involved, and what this means for users.