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aikido.dev · low

Aikido guide on supply chain defenses drawing on axios, tj-actions, CanisterWorm, GlassWorm and postmark-mcp compromises

Aikido Security published a best-practices guide for defending against software supply chain attacks. It cites Aikido Intel data: about 7.5 million package versions analyzed in Q2 2026, with 19,500 malicious packages confirmed. The guide uses recent incidents to show which controls would have worked: the axios compromise, tj-actions/chang…

flashpoint.io · low

Flashpoint promotes EASM module that links external asset discovery to threat-informed vulnerability prioritization

Flashpoint published a vendor blog post describing its External Attack Surface Management (EASM) module, which continuously discovers internet-facing assets and maps them to Flashpoint Vulnerability Intelligence. The company says its intelligence covers more than 480,000 vulnerabilities, including over 105,000 not found in NVD or CVE. Fin…

blog.cloudflare.com · low

Cloudflare and Commerce.com enable WebMCP at the edge for nearly 100,000 storefronts with per-merchant opt-out

Cloudflare and Commerce.com describe enabling WebMCP, an experimental Google browser standard that exposes structured tools (e.g. searchproducts, addtocart) to AI shopping agents, across almost 100,000 Commerce.com storefronts. Cloudflare injects a script at the edge, so merchants do not have to edit their themes. This is product and part…

Palo Alto Networks discloses CVE-2026-0311, an SSRF vulnerability in Checkov by Prisma Cloud before 3.2.533

Palo Alto Networks disclosed CVE-2026-0311, a server-side request forgery (SSRF, CWE-918) vulnerability in Checkov by Prisma Cloud. A local unauthenticated user can make unauthorized network requests from the host to internal services. The vendor rates it LOW severity with MODERATE suggested urgency (CVSS-B 4.8, CVSS-BT 1.1) and says it i…

aikido.dev · low

Aikido explains why reachable CVEs aren't always exploitable, using lodash CVE-2021-23337 and CVE-2026-4800

Aikido published a vendor blog post arguing that SCA reachability analysis is not enough for prioritizing dependency vulnerabilities. Reachability shows whether code can execute a vulnerable function. Exploitability asks whether an attacker can satisfy the conditions the bug needs. The article uses lodash .template command injection (CVE-…

wiz.io · exploit público low

Wiz publishes ASPM guide on centralizing AppSec scanner findings, citing React2Shell (CVE-2025-55182) as a prioritization example

Wiz published the first part of a blog series on operationalizing Application Security Posture Management (ASPM) with Wiz Code. It argues that AI models that find vulnerabilities and generate exploits, combined with AI-accelerated development, break manual AppSec triage workflows. The article uses React2Shell (CVE-2025-55182), a critical …

volexity.com · low

Volexity details Volcano MCP server and threat intel for triaging UTA0560 Chrome and Windows zero-day exploit chain

Volexity published Part 3 of its "Mind the (Patch) Gap" series. It shows how Volexity Volcano and Surge Collect Pro were used to analyze a VM compromised with the zero-day exploit chain and payloads used by UTA0560 (Chrome and Windows zero-days, described in Part 1). The post is mainly product and workflow documentation rather than new in…

huntress.com · low

Texas HB 3834 and HB 3512 mandate annual cybersecurity and AI awareness training for state and local government staff and contractors

Huntress explains the compliance obligations of Texas law HB 3834, passed in June 2019. It requires state agency and local government employees, and state contractors, to complete a Department of Information Resources (DIR)-certified cybersecurity awareness training every year. Since September 1, 2025, HB 3512 adds a second annual require…

huntress.com · low

Huntress outlines 2026 threat priorities: RMM abuse up 277%, ClickFix, AI-enabled cybercrime, multi-extortion ransomware and BEC

A Huntress thought-leadership post sets out five priorities for security leaders in 2026: abuse of trusted IT tools, AI-enabled cybercrime, social engineering, multi-extortion ransomware and identity-based attacks including BEC. The article cites internal Huntress telemetry showing RMM abuse rising roughly 277% year over year, with Screen…

huntress.com · low

Huntress outlines 10 endpoint security trends for 2027: AI agents, ransomware extortion, identity-first security, LotL and supply chain risk

A Huntress vendor blog post lists 10 endpoint security trends. It reports no specific incident, vulnerability or campaign. The themes are agentic AI and the hijacking of non-human identities, ransomware shifting to double and triple extortion, incident response (IR) readiness, EDR-to-XDR consolidation, identity-first security and zero tru…

huntress.com · low

Huntress and Nine Minds release AlgaPSA integration that turns SOC incident reports into PSA tickets via Huntress API

This vendor blog post from Huntress describes a new integration between the Huntress platform and AlgaPSA, the professional services automation (PSA) product from Nine Minds. Nine Minds built it in a few days using only the public Huntress API documentation. When the Huntress SOC publishes an incident report, it is created as a ticket on …