CISO Security Intel · 2026-05-27 Daily Digest
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Former CEO and CSO of C.A. Cloud Attribution Ltd pleaded guilty to supplying phone infrastructure and coaching Indian scammers on evasion tactics.
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CISA's new nomination form converts the KEV catalog from a trailing government list into a crowdsourced, high-velocity threat weapon by letting...
An empirical study of 107 HackerOne disclosures classifies real-world Broken Object Level Authorization cases, confirming 78.5% as in-scope BOLA.
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A zero-day in Digital Knowledge KnowledgeDeliver (CVE-2026-5426) enabled unauthenticated RCE through hard-coded ASP.NET machine keys and ViewState...
DockSec tackles the persistent remediation gap in container security by correlating outputs from Trivy, Hadolint, and Docker Scout, then using an LLM...
AI tools like Anthropic's Mythos under Project Glasswing are uncovering 10,000+ high-severity vulnerabilities in weeks, but human patching lags...
Jeremiah Grossman highlights why traditional vulnerability management remains broken despite decades of progress.
Zero-day attacks test human systems as much as tools, exposing weak approvals and rigid hierarchies.
Session hijacking now dominates initial access as attackers steal tokens instead of passwords, bypassing MFA and login alerts entirely. Short-lived...
A kernel flaw hidden since 2017 now hands root access to any standard user via a simple 732-bit Python script.
CISA has directed federal agencies to patch the actively exploited CVE-2026-9082 SQL injection flaw in Drupal by May 27, 2026, after adding it to the...
Attackers are targeting load-bearing infrastructure like VS Code extensions and Exchange servers that scaled before security caught up, compromising...
Multiple zero-days under active exploitation demand immediate CISO attention.
TeamPCP compromised a GitHub employee device via a malicious Visual Studio Code extension, exfiltrating 3,800 internal repositories.
Zero-click attacks compromise devices via unopened messages without user interaction.