
Microsoft Shell Zero-Day Bypasses Mark of the Web in Record Patch
Attackers exploit a Windows Shell flaw to bypass file warnings. Microsoft’s October update fixes this active threat among 1,413 vulnerabilities.

Attackers exploit a Windows Shell flaw to bypass file warnings. Microsoft’s October update fixes this active threat among 1,413 vulnerabilities.

A hardcoded signing key in vlife allows attackers to forge tokens and gain full system control without valid credentials.

Attackers can run operating system commands via archive paths in versions before 0.2.1, gaining full process privileges.

A critical flaw in Juniper’s routing software lets remote attackers gain root control if monitoring is active, requiring immediate version checks.

A critical flaw in Juniper Junos OS routing daemons lets configured BGP peers run root code or crash services through valid route advertisements.

Google releases security updates for Chrome Stable and Extended Stable channels, addressing dozens of high and critical vulnerabilities.

Microsoft patches an algorithmic complexity vulnerability in .NET runtimes that allows unauthenticated network-based denial of service attacks.

A memory error in Windows SmartScreen allows local attackers to raise their access level without user interaction, prompting urgent patching.

Exploit chains allow attackers to bypass browser restrictions and steal sensitive data from iPhones through a single web visit.

Attackers exploited a command injection bug in the built-in server during restarts, gaining full control of affected Nextcloud systems.

Authenticated users with low-level access can execute code on sites using Snazzy Social Media Feed versions up to 2.5 via a missing security check.

An unpatched flaw in Microsoft’s DNS service allows remote attackers to run code, rated critical with a CVSS score of 9.8.

Microsoft releases updates for 1,415 flaws including an exploited Windows Shell bypass and critical remote code execution vulnerabilities across its ecosystem.

A critical input validation flaw in Adobe ColdFusion allows attackers to run code on servers without any user action required.

A critical authorization error in ColdFusion allows low-privileged attackers to run arbitrary code without interacting with users.

The EPSS score separates the noise of thousands of vulnerabilities from the few that attackers actually exploit in the wild, allowing you to prioritise remediation based on real-world threat behaviour rather than theoretical severity.

An SBOM reveals the hidden supply chain depth of your software, exposing third-party risks that signature-based scanners miss entirely during deployment.

A critical vulnerability in Windows Message Queuing allows attackers to run code remotely without authentication, affecting multiple Windows versions.

Attackers exploited a spoofing flaw in Ivanti VPN gateways to run commands without login credentials, affecting limited customers.

Cache deception steals session tokens by tricking servers into caching sensitive pages, while cache poisoning injects malicious code into benign responses for all users.

Integer overflow errors bypass security controls by wrapping arithmetic results, allowing attackers to allocate negative memory sizes or skip authentication checks.

Emergency patching often fails because organisations treat speed as the only metric, ignoring the structural risks of bypassing standard validation and rollback procedures.

Deserialisation of untrusted data allows attackers to execute arbitrary code by triggering magic methods during object reconstruction in PHP applications.

A logic error in Wazuh manager lets authorised users bypass controls to run root commands on agents, rated critical by security researchers.