Recent investigations have uncovered serious vulnerabilities in Asustor NAS devices, exposing users' sensitive data to potential cyberattacks. This feature explores the technical flaws, risks, and urgent steps for users to secure their digital assets.
Facing a record surge in software vulnerabilities, NIST is now prioritizing only the highest-risk threats in the National Vulnerability Database—a seismic shift that could reshape how organizations manage cyber risk.
As NIST scales back its vulnerability enrichment operations, cybersecurity teams confront data gaps, increased risk, and an urgent need for new solutions to track and patch emerging threats.
Mozilla recently patched critical vulnerabilities in Firefox and related products, preventing potential cyberattacks. Our investigation reveals how these silent fixes protected millions—and why browser security matters more than ever.
Google Chrome’s latest update patched silent vulnerabilities that could have exposed billions of users to cyber threats. Explore the high-stakes world of browser security and discover why every update matters.
OpenAI’s GPT-5.4-Cyber is the latest AI tool designed to empower cybersecurity defenders with advanced malware analysis and vulnerability detection—while raising new questions about access and control.
Drupal narrowly avoided a major security incident as core vulnerabilities were swiftly patched. Our investigation uncovers the technical details, the response, and what this means for millions of websites.
Cisco has urgently patched critical flaws in Webex and ISE that could have allowed attackers to hijack user sessions and execute OS-level commands. Find out how these vulnerabilities were discovered, what risks they posed, and what steps organizations must take now.
Cisco has resolved multiple critical vulnerabilities in its core products, averting potential disasters for thousands of organizations. Here’s how the flaws were found, addressed, and what it reveals about the ongoing battle between defenders and cybercriminals.
Cisco has disclosed two critical flaws in its Identity Services Engine—one enabling remote code execution and another permitting sensitive file access. With no workarounds available, urgent patching is vital to prevent catastrophic network breaches.