Your WordPress Backup Could Be Waiting to Betray You

A poisoned trackback can hide inside a WordPress backup until an administrator restores it, turning routine recovery into remote code execution.
Vulnerabilities, defensive security, architecture and operational security.

A poisoned trackback can hide inside a WordPress backup until an administrator restores it, turning routine recovery into remote code execution.

BREEZE COMET stole the credentials and certificates behind trusted Brazilian payment workflows, then executed hundreds of fraudulent transactions within 24 to 48 hours.

Jack Henry says ShinyHunters used vishing to enter a non-production environment, exposing PII associated with fewer than ten clients.
Attackers are exploiting a Rails Active Storage flaw that can render server secrets as pixels and expose the keys needed for deeper compromise.

Infostealers are stealing active Claude sessions, bypassing the need to defeat passwords or multi-factor authentication.

HardBreacher turns a trusted Kaspersky endpoint-security component into a privilege-escalation primitive. Kaspersky says the issue is fixed.

Fire Ant turned a Cisco IOS XR router, TACACS systems and Linux management hosts into a covert collection and access platform.

Berlin says Rhysida released a further stolen-data package containing access credentials, forcing additional safeguards and possible service restrictions.

AshAI disclosed six vulnerabilities, including a CVSS 10 flaw that compiled attacker-controlled prompt content as Elixir before any model request.

Cronos halted its entire network after an exploit in Tectonic. The incident turns a DeFi collateral failure into a test of chain-wide emergency governance.