Category: Vulnerability

A diagram illustrating the N-central CVE-2026-86218 vulnerability and unauthenticated remote code execution exploit pathways 0

Maximum Severity Flaw Strikes N-central

A clandestine pathway into the N-central server, bypassing all credential requirements, has once again been discovered, and this time, the vulnerability commands the absolute maximum severity rating. N-able has issued a dire warning regarding...

September 2026 Patch Tuesday Microsoft security update fixing 966 vulnerabilities and two zero-days 0

September 2026 Patch Tuesday: 966 Flaws, 2 Zero-Days

The September Patch Tuesday became the largest security update release in Microsoft’s history. The company closed 966 vulnerabilities, two of which attackers had already wielded in real-world attacks. Previous records proved short-lived: in July,...

WeChat zero-click worm exploiting WeChat VoIP memory corruption 0

WeChat Zero-Click Worm Exposed in New Security Advisory

Researchers at Calif developed the first zero-click worm for WeChat. This WeChat zero-click worm spreads through automated calls across iOS and Android platforms. Tencent has already mitigated this critical threat on their servers. Why...

Active N-central vulnerability exploitation showing remote N-central vulnerability attacks 0

CVE-2026-86218 Pre-Auth RCE CVSS 10 Exploited in Wild

TL;DR On September 6, 2026, N-able released an urgent security update fixing an actively exploited zero-day flaw. The critical N-central vulnerability allows remote unauthenticated attackers to execute arbitrary code with root privileges. Consequently, administrators...

Citrix NetScaler Gateway authentication bypass attack diagram 0

Citrix NetScaler Targeted in Rapid Exploitation Campaign

Malicious actors have commenced active attacks against Citrix NetScaler infrastructure. They are exploiting the critical vulnerability designated as CVE-2026-19490. This severe flaw enables remote adversaries to circumvent authentication protocols entirely. Consequently, they gain illicit...

A conceptual image showing an AI coding agent executing a hidden malicious command from a compromised Git repository. 0

GitSpawn Exposes AI Coding Agents

A seemingly ordinary project folder can transform into a dangerous trap. This trap springs before the developer even executes their first command. Manifold Security researchers recently discovered a critical vulnerability class named GitSpawn. These...