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Claude Mythos found a large queue of possible software flaws, but human review changed many severity ratings. Here is how to build an AI security scanner that produces decisions rather than noise.
A Citrix NetScaler flaw moved from a denial-of-service bulletin to active exploitation and a public remote-code-execution analysis. Here is how to patch the gateway, preserve evidence, and check the trust behind it.
miniOrange fixed two WordPress login flaws, but six paid editions sat outside the public advisory. Here is how to find the real version, patch it, and check what happened before the fix.
CISA added a Langflow code-injection flaw to its exploited-vulnerabilities catalog on 4 August 2026. The fix is to patch, then stop treating AI workflow tools like harmless developer toys.
Attackers are exploiting an authentication-bypass flaw in N-able N-central. The lesson for developers and platform teams is not only to patch, but to treat every remote-management console as part of the application threat model.