A single HTTP request flips your React server into a hacker's playground. Google Threat Intel spots China-nexus groups dropping backdoors via CVE-2025-55182—React2Shell—just days after disclosure.
Picture this: you're collaborating on an AI-powered code project, sharing files like candy. Boom — attackers remotely execute code on your machine and snag your API keys. That's the nightmare Check Point just exposed in Claude Code.
Hackers didn't blink. Nine hours after Marimo's critical RCE disclosure, they were in — stealing creds from a honeypot. Open-source speed meets attacker hustle.
Imagine your company's AI agent turning into a hacker's backdoor overnight. That's the stark reality for thousands of Flowise users right now.
UK's NCSC just sounded the alarm on F5 BIG-IP's CVE-2025-53521. Active exploits mean remote code execution; patching isn't optional.
Picture this: your boardroom video call morphs into a silent malware installer across dozens of endpoints. TrueConf's zero-day just made that nightmare real for enterprises worldwide.