A critical buffer overflow in Grandstream GXP1600 VoIP phones exposes millions of devices to unauthenticated remote code execution. With public exploit code available, organizations must act fast to patch and secure their voice networks.
A critical deserialization flaw in RubitMQ job workers using Ruby's Oj library lets attackers turn harmless JSON into system-level code execution. Find out how this vulnerability works, why it's so dangerous, and what steps are needed to secure your systems.
Critical Roundcube webmail flaws—undetected for years—have been weaponized within days of their disclosure. With exploit code already for sale and federal agencies on high alert, the race is on to patch before attackers strike.
#Roundcube vulnerabilities | #Cybersecurity | #Remote code execution
A dangerous vulnerability in Windows Notepad’s Markdown handling lets attackers execute commands if users click malicious links. With a public exploit released, Microsoft urges urgent updates to stay safe.
#Windows Notepad | #Cybersecurity Flaw | #Remote Code Execution
A severe bug in Grandstream GXP1600 VoIP phones allowed hackers to seize control, extract credentials, and eavesdrop on calls—all without a password. Discover how this vulnerability was found, exploited, and finally fixed.
#VoIP vulnerability | #Grandstream phones | #remote code execution
A decades-old Microsoft Windows flaw, CVE-2008-0015, has reemerged as a major cyber threat. CISA urges urgent patching as criminals exploit this legacy vulnerability for remote code execution in modern attacks.
Critical vulnerabilities in popular VSCode extensions have put millions of developers at risk, allowing attackers to steal files and execute code remotely. Silent, unpatched flaws threaten both individuals and corporate environments.
#VSCode Extensions | #Security Vulnerabilities | #Remote Code Execution
A high-severity zero-day flaw in Google Chrome’s CSS engine is enabling hackers to hijack computers in active attacks. Google has released an emergency patch—users must update now to stay safe.
Investigators have traced 83% of recent Ivanti EPMM RCE attacks to a single bulletproof-hosted threat actor, revealing the scale and automation of modern cybercrime.
A critical path traversal flaw in Unstructured.io's library could let attackers hijack AI pipelines at Amazon, Google, and Fortune 1000 firms. Here’s how CVE-2025-64712 puts the global tech supply chain at risk—and what you must do now.
#AI Vulnerability | #Remote Code Execution | #Cybersecurity Threats