1 Austin, Texas / USA, September 9th, 2026, CyberNewswire Ninety-five percent of organizations believe they have visibility into their AI and machine identity exposures, yet only 36% are actually monitoring […]
0 Hey there, cyber enthusiasts! Exciting news from Boston, MA! Reflectiz, the pioneers in continuous web exposure management, have just unveiled their latest innovation – a cutting-edge multi-agent penetration testing […]
75 Hey there, CyberNewswire readers! Exciting news from Bnei Brak, Israel! Lunar Cyber has just unveiled a groundbreaking new feature called Token Exposure Monitoring. This innovative capability is designed to […]
2 Hey there, cyber enthusiasts! Guess what? Airlock Digital has some exciting news to share! They’ve just completed an independent Information Security Registered Assessors Program (IRAP) assessment at the PROTECTED […]
1.4K Hey there, WordPress enthusiasts! Did you hear about the recent security patch that saved countless sites from a potential disaster? A vulnerability known as wp2shell left WordPress sites open […]
1.5K Hey there, have you heard about the latest Shark vacuum vulnerability? It’s a fascinating, yet concerning issue that allows anyone with physical access to one device to take control […]
1.7K Hey there, tech enthusiasts! Have you heard about the latest security vulnerability shaking up the AI coding world? A sneaky bug in Cursor’s git.exe could potentially hijack any Windows […]
1.1K Hey there, cybersecurity enthusiasts! Exciting news from Las Vegas, USA! Sweet Security has just announced its latest innovation – Agentic AI Blocking. This groundbreaking technology now has the capability […]
788 Hey there, have you heard about the recent PipeWire sandbox escape vulnerability rated CVSS 8.8? It’s a real eye-opener on how a simple skipped check can undo years of […]
744 Hey there! Check Point has recently confirmed some active attacks targeting a critical SmartConsole authentication bypass. This vulnerability affects its Security Management and Multi-Domain Management servers, allowing unauthenticated attackers […]
