Open Source Security Blog
Security teams are entering a new vulnerability era: machines are finding bugs faster, but humans still have to triage, patch, and deploy the fixes. AI zero-day vulnerabilities are no longer…
Everest Forms Pro CVE-2026-3300 is a critical remote code execution vulnerability affecting the Everest Forms Pro WordPress plugin. The flaw impacts all versions up to and including 1.9.12, and it…
A Cisco Unified Communications Manager flaw that starts as unauthenticated SSRF can end with file writes on the appliance and a path to root privileges. Cisco Unified CM CVE-2026-20230 is…
NuGet package security matters because .NET and C# power a large share of enterprise software: internal business systems, banking portals, healthcare platforms, SaaS APIs, cloud workloads, desktop tools, identity services,…
A single malicious cookie on a Magento storefront can be enough to turn a cache extension into a remote code execution path. Magento CVE-2026-45247 is a critical vulnerability affecting Mirasvit…
A Redis vulnerability introduced more than two years ago can let an authenticated attacker execute operating system commands on the machine hosting the database. Redis CVE-2026-23479 is an authenticated remote…
A WebLogic vulnerability patched almost two years ago is now urgent again because CISA says attackers are actively exploiting it. Oracle WebLogic CVE-2024-21182 is a high-severity vulnerability affecting Oracle WebLogic…
Rust can prevent many memory bugs at compile time, but it cannot stop your application from importing a vulnerable crate. Rust cargo security is often misunderstood because Rust has a…
A Rails application can pass every unit test and still ship with a vulnerable gem buried three levels deep in Gemfile.lock. Ruby gem security is not only about keeping Rails…
Go makes dependencies easier to track than many ecosystems, but a clean go.mod file does not mean your application is safe from vulnerable packages. Go modules give engineering teams a…