Jan 30
AI Hackers Beat Humans When Targets Are Clearly Defined
Autonomous AI agents are now exploiting most web challenges faster and cheaper than humans, but still stumble when attacks require broader judgement.
Source: Wiz
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AI Hackers Beat Humans When Targets Are Clearly Defined
Autonomous AI agents are now exploiting most web challenges faster and cheaper than humans, but still stumble when attacks require broader judgement.
Source: Wiz
Read more: CyberSecBrief
Certificate Checks Became a Hidden WAF Bypass
A flaw in certificate validation let attackers slip past Cloudflare protections and reach origin servers through a trusted maintenance path.
Source: FearsOff
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Koa Host Header Injection Enables URL Manipulation
CVE-2026-27959 in Koa allows attackers to manipulate ctx.hostname via crafted Host headers, redirecting password resets and other sensitive links to malicious domains.
Source: Endor Labs
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WordPress Plugin Bug Opens Thousands of Sites to Database Abuse
A severe SQL injection flaw in a popular survey plugin allowed logged-in users to tamper directly with site databases on over 40,000 WordPress installs.
Source: Patchstack
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OWASP’s 2025 Top 10 Reveals Rising Software Supply Chain Risks
The new OWASP Top 10 report warns that software supply chain flaws and misconfigurations are now among the biggest dangers to modern web applications worldwide.
Source: OWASP Foundation
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Critical Undertow Flaw Breaks Host Header Protections
A newly disclosed Undertow vulnerability allows attackers to bypass Host header validation, potentially undermining routing and tenant isolation in enterprise Java platforms such as WildFly and JBoss.
Source: Endor Labs
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AdonisJS bug lets attackers write files on servers
A newly disclosed AdonisJS flaw allows remote attackers to plant or overwrite files on servers, opening a path to deeper compromise through unsafe handling of uploaded filenames.
Source: The Hacker News | AdonisJS
Read more: CyberSecBrief