Funding rounds, leadership changes, incidents, new capabilities and announcements across the vendors in this catalog — collected automatically from vendors' own public feeds. Product release versions are on their own page, so the landing feed here never reads as one vendor's changelog.Where this comes fromEvery item links to the vendor's own published source: a GitHub release feed, a changelog, a status page, an SEC filing or a company blog. Nothing here is written or editorially reviewed by 0-Doubt, and nothing is a recommendation — it is machine-collected public record, labelled the same way as all other baseline content on the platform. Coverage is uneven by design: a vendor that publishes no public feed will not appear, and that absence is not a judgement about the vendor.
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Invalid commands can reveal what firmware does beyond its visible response. Learn how PowerFuzzer uses command-response-power evidence to detect hidden commands, firmware drift, undocumented functionality, and potential backdoors in black-box embedded systems.
This vulnerability is a 'PHP Object Injection' vulnerability discovered in Adobe Commerce (Magento). Attackers exploit the fact that the ServiceInputProcessor component attempts deserialization without validation or inspection to send serialized malicious PHP objects to vulnerable endpoints for execution. A security patch for this vulnerability was released in September 2025, and our AIWAF products plan to Read more about [2026.06 Vulnerability Report] SessionReaper: Adobe Commerce PHP Object In
The enterprise tech world has officially entered its AI operational maturity era. The rush to launch experimental AI pilots has cooled. In its place lies a much harder, more critical challenge: moving models out of isolated sandboxes and into resilient, production-grade systems.  This shift has exposed a massive industry bottleneck. Research reveals that more than […] The post Why 80% of Enterprise AI Projects Fail (And How to Fix It) appeared first on THETARAY.
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1. The Structural Failure of Static Thresholds The gap between modern financial crime and traditional transaction monitoring is no longer incremental but structural. For decades, the industry has relied on a one-size-fits-all approach: rigid thresholds that fail to differentiate between inherently diverse customer profiles. That design carries a hidden assumption: that a single definition of […] The post Breaking the Monolith: Scaling ML Performance Through Segmentation in Modern AML appea
Growing SMEs do not need another security dashboard to manage. They need web protection that keeps pace with how staff actually work without adding more pressure onto internal IT. That is where many security setups start to fail. A tool that worked for a smaller office can become awkward once the business expands across remote staff, browser-based systems and Microsoft 365 access. Internal staff then spend more time untangling alerts than reviewing the actual risk. The strongest web security sol
Attackers are moving faster, infrastructures are becoming more fragmented, and security teams are under increasing pressure to detect threats before they impact operations. Against this backdrop, Network Detection and Response (NDR) has evolved from a specialist detection capability into a foundational layer of modern cyber resilience. As organisations expand across hybrid, multi-cloud, and edge environments, […]
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The new critical Microsoft Defender exploit, RoguePlanet (CVE-2026-50656), is confirmed active in the wild. Learn what it is and how to protect your network.
Vulnerability scanning is one of the most effective ways to find security weaknesses before attackers do. But not all scans are the same. Two types of scans form the foundation of any strong vulnerability management program: external scans and internal scans. They examine your environment from different vantage points, uncover different categories of risk, and answer different questions. Relying on only one leaves dangerous blind spots. In 2026, with attack surfaces spread across cloud platforms
Tufin Global Field CTO Erez Tadmor sat down with Jeffrey … The post Mythos, Glasswing, and the Fable Reversal: A Hype Check with Tufin’s CISO appeared first on Tufin.
In today’s automotive landscape, a vehicle isn’t just a product—it’s a software platform. With dozens of models, regional configurations, evolving feature sets, and constantly emerging compliance requirements, managing software for a modern fleet has become a problem of scale, speed, and precision. For global OEMs, this challenge comes to a head in variant management: how to efficiently develop and maintain software across hundreds of configurations, without fragmenting teams, slowing down...
Last month, a cyberattack on Instructure’s Canvas Learning Management System (LMS) became one of the most significant breaches in the history of education technology. What initially seemed like a contained incident quickly escalated into a global disruption, affecting thousands of institutions and millions of users. The repercussions of this breach rippled across the global education ... The Canvas LMS Breach: How a Single Attack Disrupted Global Education The post The Canvas LMS Breach: How a S
When ransomware disrupts a business, most people focus on the final stage: locked systems, downtime, and recovery work. The earlier warning signs usually receive far less attention. The St. Paul digital security incident highlighted how quickly disruption can spread after attackers gain access to trusted accounts or internal systems. Public updates from St. Paul officials described service disruption, compromised accounts tied to a critical backup server, and later exposure of data from a Parks
By Adam Howarth, Data Scientist and Field Engineer at Plixer Cisco Live 2026 was not a conference about what’s coming. It was a conference about what’s already happening and whether your infrastructure is built to handle it. Autonomous AI agents are running in production environments right now, and the network architectures most enterprises have in place were not designed for what those agents generate. Cisco used... Read more » The post Cisco Live 2026: The Agentic Era Is Here and Your Net
By Adam Howarth, Data Scientist and Field Engineer at Plixer  Monitoring agentic network traffic requires different baselines, different thresholds, and a different investigation workflow than anything enterprise networks have needed before. AI agents don’t generate traffic the way humans do, and the tools calibrated against human patterns will either miss what matters or bury it in noise.  This guide walks through what agentic traffic actually looks... Read more » The post How to
Endpoint security detects many malicious files created with pentest tools, but pentesters can sometimes bypass this by rebuilding source code. Learn how here.
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For many organisations, Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) has become the primary monitoring source used by their Security Operations Center (SOC) providers. Modern EDR platforms deliver valuable visibility into endpoint activity, detect malicious processes, and enable rapid response actions across workstations and servers. However, relying solely on EDR is becoming an increasingly risky security strategy. […]
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By combining AI-powered fuzzing with power side-channel analysis, PowerFuzzer detects undocumented functionality, hidden behaviour, firmware changes, and potential backdoors without requiring source code access. It supports the assessment of embedded systems across aerospace, automotive, industrial, security, networking, and critical infrastructure applications.
Despite advances in bot management and behavioral analysis, rate limiting remains one of the most reliable DDoS mitigation controls. We say it in nearly every customer engagement, and we mean it literally. When we walk into an environment after a real attack, the difference between a clean mitigation and an outage is almost always in […]
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An agnostic agentic layer is only the entry point. What makes it work is the domain depth beneath it. At Money20/20 Europe in Amsterdam, the dominant feeling on the floor was fatigue with AI claims. Nearly every stand promised agentic AI; far fewer could show it resolving a real case. So in our Glass Box […] The post Everyone Has Agents Now—Few Have the Foundation appeared first on THETARAY.
BloodHound’s Community Edition has everything a penetration tester needs to enumerate relationships in a domain in order to gain more access, even Domain Admin.
Status of High-Risk Vulnerabilities No. Vulnerability No. (CVE) Content CVSS Risk Level 1CVE-2026-22557UniFi Network Application Path Traversal10CRITICAL 2CVE-2026-21628Astroid Framework Malicious File Upload10CRITICAL 3CVE-2026-33937Handlebars Remote Code Execution9.8CRITICAL 4CVE-2026-32767SiYuan SQL Injection9.8CRITICAL 5CVE-2026-0770Langflow Remote Code Execution9.8CRITICAL 6CVE-2026-30457Bludit CMS Remote Code Execution9.8CRITICAL 7CVE-2026-1115parisneo/lollms Cross-Site Scripting9.6CRITICA
One Middleware, Many Languages From signal-level CAN messages to DDS topics and cloud service calls, Apex.Ida brings it all together. With the IDL Importer Framework, your team can work with familiar formats, simplify integration across domains, and accelerate development without compromise.
Defence organizations are turning to commercial innovation not simply because it is less expensive, but because it offers access to the speed, scale, and technological agility required to maintain operational advantage in an increasingly dynamic security environment. But the same supply chains that enable rapid innovation also create new vulnerabilities.
Apex.Ida: a modern communication middleware designed to give developers precise control over how information flows in safety-critical and high-throughput environments.
Hybrid warehouses mix forklifts, AMRs and people in the same aisles. Here's why a fragmented safety setup falls short, and what works
For decades, the security industry has been optimized around a single question: how fast can you detect a breach? Mean time to detect. Mean time to respond. Incident response playbooks. Forensic investigation. Better and faster ways to discover that an attacker is already inside your environment and has been for days or weeks. Gartner said …
Reconciliation Action Plan [email protected] Mon, 05/25/2026 - 15:55 File Nuix Reconciliation Action Plan 2025-2026 D4_0.pdf
Carrier-Grade Cloud Networking for the Modern Enterprise How enterprises are rethinking cloud networking and why the combination of 6WIND and Equinix Network Edge changes the equation. Enterprises are running workloads across more clouds, locations, and partners. AI-driven services, real-time analytics, and hybrid multicloud architectures — increasingly including specialized neoclouds purpose-built for GPU and AI The post Carrier-Grade Cloud Networking for the Modern Enterprise appeared first on
Regulatory compliance has always been a requirement for doing business in regulated industries. Today, it is something more. It is a direct reflection of how well an organization manages risk, protects data, and operates securely. As technology evolves, so do the expectations placed on businesses. AI adoption, cloud infrastructure, and remote work have expanded the attack surface and increased regulatory scrutiny. Organizations are now expected to demonstrate not only compliance, but continuous,
Cybersecurity awareness is no longer optional. Employees are one of the most targeted entry points for cyberattacks, and even the most advanced security tools cannot fully protect an organization without informed users. As threats evolve and AI-powered attacks become more sophisticated, organizations must take a proactive approach to educating their workforce. Raising cybersecurity awareness is not a one-time training session. It is an ongoing strategy that combines education, technology, and cu
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Most malicious traffic is encrypted, and in real environments, you usually don’t have the keys to inspect it. You can still investigate encrypted traffic effectively by analyzing behavior such as who is communicating, how often, how much data is transferred, and when that behavior changes.  Encryption hides payloads, not patterns. That distinction is what makes modern network detection possible without introducing privacy risk. Today, 95% of... Read more » The post How To Investigate E
This report documents a malvertising campaign exploiting WebAssembly (WASM) to conduct attribution fraud across mobile advertising ecosystems. The campaign simulates legitimate user interactions, clicks and impressions, to manipulate attribution platforms including AppsFlyer and Adjust, diverting ad revenue from legitimate publishers and developers. Figure 1. Examples of legitimate ads served alongside the fraudulent activity. WebAssembly’s involvement […] The post Unmasking a WASM-P