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As security programs grow, more people need to create and manage their own work, and more time goes into everyday navigation. Faraday 5.24 tackles both. It brings a new role that lets non-admin users create and manage their own workspaces, weekly reports you can actually keep, a faster way to move around the platform, and […] The post Faraday Release 5.24: Let Teams Run Their Own Workspaces, Without Global Admin Access appeared first on Faraday.
Microsoft is publishing 1,413 own-product vulnerabilities on October 2026 Patch Tuesday, including 1,102 vulnerabilities in Windows. Anyone who enjoyed last month’s record-setting Patch Tuesday will love the October 2026 edition, because it’s much bigger still. As Rapid7 has noted over the course of 2026, there is every reason to suppose that vulnerability volumes will continue to rise. Microsoft is aware of exploitation in the wild for just one of the vulnerabilities published today, as well as
TL;DR What systems are needed for the safe operation of a vessel? Most people in shipping can answer that without pausing. The fire pumps, the steering gear, the main engine, the power management system, and many more. Everyone agrees on those. The rules are built around them, they are certified and surveyed, and crews drill […] The post Safe, but sailing nowhere. Can you stop a fleet of ships? appeared first on Pen Test Partners.
See how an equipment rental company moved beyond point-in-time pentesting with NodeZero®, continuously validating exploitable risk, driving remediation, and measuring whether exposure is actually decreasing.
Every browser tab runs code the vendor chose to send to it, and everything in that code is visible to whoever opens developer tools, reads a source map, or decompiles the bundle. A recurring and often underestimated class of exposure is what happens when that shipped code, or a config response it calls, carries something… Read More »Shipped to the Browser: How FireCompass’s Agentic AI Penetration Testing Found API Keys and Signing Secrets Hardcoded Into Client-Side Code Acr
We benchmarked 11 frontier LLMs on real-world web app pentesting. See which AI models lead in recall, precision, and cost efficiency in PWNBench-v0.1. The post PWNBench-v0.1: Evaluating Frontier Models for Web Application Pentesting appeared first on Novee.
See how a major transportation company used repeated NodeZero® AWS pentests to uncover exploitable IAM attack paths, prioritize meaningful risk, and verify that remediation actually closed the exposure.
Faraday Release 5.21 introduces MCP Server support, allowing AI agents and LLMs to connect directly with vulnerability management workflows. This release also includes bulk credential import, stronger security improvements, faster performance, and better visibility across the platform. The post Faraday Release 5.21: Connect Your AI Agent to Vulnerability Management appeared first on Faraday.
Impacket 0.13.1 is almost ready to land. This release keeps the momentum from 0.13 going with new relay surfaces, stronger support for modern Windows and SQL Server environments, and a set of practical improvements across the examples scripts.
