Mandiant's AuraInspector Reveals Salesforce's Sneaky Data Leaks — And How to Plug Them
Salesforce admins thought sharing rules covered them. Mandiant's new AuraInspector proves otherwise — scanning for data exposures that hackers exploit daily.
It's the kind of mistake that makes security pros' hair stand on end: a single, overlooked token after a chaotic incident. For Grafana, this tiny oversight became the chink in their armor.
Salesforce admins thought sharing rules covered them. Mandiant's new AuraInspector proves otherwise — scanning for data exposures that hackers exploit daily.
Server logs clean. Traffic normal. But your Linux host's quietly executing attacker commands — all triggered by innocent-looking cookies. Here's the data-driven takedown of this slick PHP webshell evasion.
SOCs are broken. Enter the agentic SOC—or so the pitch goes. But is this AI savior real, or recycled hype?
Hackers from Russia and China are still milking a patched WinRAR vulnerability, CVE-2025-8088, to sneak malware past defenses. It's a stark reminder: patches mean nothing if you don't apply them.
Picture this: a trusted crypto exec's Telegram pings you for a quick Zoom. It's a deepfake CEO glitching audio to push malware commands. UNC1069 just made crypto's worst nightmare real.
Picture this: Chinese hackers burrowing into telecoms worldwide, siphoning calls and secrets via innocent-looking Google Sheets. Google and Mandiant yanked the plug—hard. Your digital life just got a shield upgrade.
Picture your local store's receipt printer spitting out garbage — or worse, attacker commands. Metasploit's freshest update just made that nightmare easier, alongside RCE hits on dev tools and email appliances.
Just when Citrix fans breathed easy post-Bleed, CVE-2026-3055 rips open NetScaler memory via SAML setups. It's live in exploits, CISA-KEV listed, Metasploit-ready—history repeating fast.
Hackers aren't spraying and praying anymore. They're laser-focused on high-rollers, charging premium for the keys to your kingdom.
Imagine phishing emails that read your mind, malware that writes itself on the fly. Google's latest GTIG AI Threat Tracker shows threat actors distilling top AI models to make it real.
Picture a hacker's dimly lit room, screens flickering as AI spits out hyper-personalized phishing emails in seconds. Threat actor abuse of AI isn't hype—it's turning old-school scams into precision strikes.
Claude Mythos Preview dug up a 27-year-old OpenBSD flaw like it was yesterday's trash. Project Glasswing isn't hype—it's the radar pinging a storm defenders aren't ready for.