May 2026 Patch Tuesday: 120 Flaws Patched, No Zero-Days
Microsoft's May 2026 Patch Tuesday dropped 120 security fixes, a hefty sum with a concerning number of critical vulnerabilities. Thankfully, no zero-days were publicly exploited.
The hacking contest circuit is back, and this year's Pwn2Own Berlin served up a buffet of zero-day exploits, netting researchers over $1.3 million. It's not just about the prize money; it's a stark reminder of the vulnerabilities lurking in our most trusted systems.
Microsoft's May 2026 Patch Tuesday dropped 120 security fixes, a hefty sum with a concerning number of critical vulnerabilities. Thankfully, no zero-days were publicly exploited.
A contractor's public GitHub repository exposed highly privileged AWS GovCloud credentials and internal CISA system details. This egregious leak offers a disturbing look into government software deployment.
Exploit kits are evolving. Q1 2026 brought new ways to hit Microsoft Office, Windows, and Linux systems. Here's what you need to know.
Iranian hackers are sniffing around your local gas station's fuel tanks, and a CISA contractor apparently forgot to lock their digital door. It's another week where critical infrastructure and government secrets flirted with disaster.
The digital world just took a breath of fresh air. A suspected architect of the massive Kimwolf botnet, Jacob 'Dort' Butler, has been apprehended, signaling a powerful blow against the cybercriminals who weaponize our connected devices.
Grafana Labs is the latest victim in the escalating supply chain attack saga, confirming its source code and sensitive internal data were pilfered through the TanStack vulnerability. While production systems remain secure, the incident underscores the pervasive risk lurking within software dependencies.
Another day, another zero-day. TrendAI is scrambling to patch a vulnerability in its Apex One product that attackers are already using. This isn't good.
Recent threat intelligence points to a surge in high-impact vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure and a concerning shift towards AI-powered cybercrime. Expect a rise in supply chain attacks targeting development pipelines and the exploitation of newly disclosed SEPPMail and Cisco flaws.
Your AI morning briefing for May 24, 2026 — the top stories you need to know.
For years, detection engineering felt like a black art, a chaotic sprawl of UI-driven rules prone to silent failures. That era is over. We're witnessing a fundamental platform shift, bringing the disciplined rigor of software development to the heart of security.
The world of offensive security doesn't stand still, and neither does Metasploit. This week's roundup details new modules targeting critical infrastructure and enterprise tools.
This week's cyber intel paints a vivid picture: AI isn't just a tool for us anymore; it's rapidly becoming a weaponized force that could redefine our digital existence.