A deserialization flaw in the agent polling protocol gives attackers TeamCity server privileges without credentials. JetBrains patched in 2025.11.7 and 2026.1.3 — CISA KEV and a 3-day federal deadline mean hunt now, not after the next release train.
A SUPERUSER token minted through /api/v1/auto_login chains with Python exec() in /api/v1/validate/code. Langflow 1.10.1 fixes the flaw — but internet-exposed instances need hunting now, not after the next sprint.
INC affiliates are weaponizing an SSRF and a post-authentication code injection in SonicWall SMA 1000 to reach internal networks. Exploitation started weeks before the July 14 patch — here is how to hunt and triage.
On 27 July 2026 CISA added a CVSS 10.0 command injection in Arista VeloCloud Orchestrator and a medium-severity FortiOS patch bypass to KEV. The pairing shows why exposure and persistence beat severity when ordering a patch queue.
A Cl0p affiliate is chaining a FlexPLM information disclosure with an unauthenticated RCE in PTC Windchill to plant JSP web shells and run double-extortion data theft. Here are the detection signals and the triage workflow.
Verizon DBIR reporting highlights vulnerability exploitation as a top breach path. CVE Watch, KEV, EPSS, and exposure context help teams patch what attackers actually use.
BlueHammer coverage shows why endpoint patching, CISA KEV context, CVE Watch, and IOC enrichment have to work together when local privilege escalation becomes ransomware tradecraft.

Microsoft patched 206 vulnerabilities in June 2026, including publicly disclosed zero-days. Security teams need CVE Watch, KEV context, exploit evidence, and enrichment to avoid patch fatigue.

CISA added Cisco SD-WAN, Google Chromium V8, and Arista EOS vulnerabilities to KEV in June 2026. Here is how SOC and vulnerability teams should turn that signal into action.

The PeopleSoft CVE-2026-35273 exploitation reports show how vulnerability response, ransomware intelligence, IP enrichment, and incident response must work together.

YellowKey made a quiet assumption loud again: encrypted endpoints still need vulnerability intelligence, asset context, and incident workflows. Here is how to respond when a last-resort control becomes a live risk.

Build a modern supply-chain security program: generate SBOMs, map CVEs to components, integrate EPSS and KEV, and coordinate fixes across vendors and open-source maintainers.

Understand how CVEs are born—from initial vulnerability discovery through CNA assignment, coordinated disclosure, and publication—plus how this pipeline shapes defender priorities and SEO-visible vulnerability data.

Understand how access brokers monetize footholds, how ransomware affiliates purchase them, and which defensive controls break the supply chain—from phishing to exposed services.

Cut through scoring confusion: compare CVSS severity, EPSS exploit probability, and CISA KEV active exploitation—and learn a practical model for patch and compensating-control decisions.

A practical guide to the Exploit Prediction Scoring System (EPSS)—how it works, how it complements CVSS and KEV, and how security teams can use EPSS probabilities to prioritize vulnerability management at scale.

A practical guide to the CVE ecosystem, CVSS scoring, exploitability signals, and how security teams prioritize vulnerabilities without drowning in scanner noise.

Master the Common Vulnerability Scoring System v4.0 with a practical breakdown of base, threat, environmental, and supplemental metrics—and learn how to translate CVSS into real-world risk decisions.