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A single spoofed header let attackers skip Next.js middleware entirely — CVSS 9.1, four major versions affected, exploited in the wild within days.
An SBOM tells you what's inside one artifact. It takes a dependency graph across every service to know what breaks first when a library gets a CVE.
Only 2.6% of CVEs tracked in 2019 saw real-world exploitation, per Kenna Security/Cyentia — yet most teams still triage by CVSS alone. Here's a better framework.
CISA's new BOD 26-04 gives federal agencies as little as 3 days to remediate the highest-risk flaws — a preview of the SLA pressure every engineering org now faces.
crypto-js versions before 4.2.0 defaulted PBKDF2 to SHA1 with a single iteration — NVD calls it 1,300,000 times weaker than modern standards. Here's the fix.
Four medium-severity CUPS bugs chained into unauthenticated RCE on UDP/631 — a masterclass in why CVSS scores per-CVE miss the real risk of a vulnerability chain.
A single off-by-length check in curl's SOCKS5 handshake, live for over three years across libcurl 7.69.0–8.3.x, earned a 9.8 CVSS score and a CWE-787 out-of-bounds write.
CVSS 4.0 killed the Scope metric, added Attack Requirements, and split scoring into CVSS-B/BT/BE/BTE labels — here's what that means for triage.
CVSS says a flaw could be bad. CISA's KEV catalog, now past 1,300 entries, says one actually was exploited. Most teams still triage as if the two are the same.
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