Fortinet patched 27 vulnerabilities, including two critical FortiSandbox flaws leading to authentication bypass and code ...

Today is Microsoft's April 2026 Patch Tuesday with security updates for 167 flaws, including 2 zero-day vulnerabilities.

Security researchers discovered a remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in Apache ActiveMQ Classic that has gone ...

Artificial intelligence is no longer just a lab experiment. It’s quietly becoming part of everyday software, helping developers write code, assisting analysts with research, and powering tools inside ...

An AI pentesting tool has discovered critical vulnerabilities in default ImageMagick configurations. Workarounds offer protection.

Last week, I listened to a fascinating talk by K. Melton on cognitive security, cognitive hacking, and reality pentesting. The slides from the talk are here, but—even better—Menton has a long essay ...

The Justice Department filed an appeal late Tuesday night of a magistrate judge’s order in Virginia that blocked federal officials from searching a Washington Post reporter’s electronic devices as ...

Penetration testing is undergoing a structural shift. For years, automation meant running scanners faster or scripting repetitive tasks. Today, a new class of tools is emerging, agentic AI systems ...

Block Communications, the owners of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, filed a formal notice this week that the paper will cease operations as planned in May. A Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification ...

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Seemant Sehgal is Founder & CEO of BreachLock Inc., a leader in Continuous Attack Surface Discovery & Penetration Testing as a Service. Lately, I’ve been hearing the same question repeated in ...