#Web Security
14 stories taggedWeb Security.

WordPress 7.1.2 Patches a Critical Flaw That Attackers Started Exploiting the Same Day It Shipped
A file-inclusion bug in the world's most popular website builder can hand attackers full control of a server. The patch and the first real attacks arrived within hours of each other.

Reflectiz Launches AI Agent Team That Attacks Your Website So Criminals Don't Have To First
A new platform sends four specialised AI agents to probe websites for weaknesses continuously, not just once a year. Whether that actually closes the gap between releases and real-world attacks is the right question to ask.

WordPress Will Now Scan Every Plugin Update for Malicious Code
The world's biggest website platform is adding automated security checks to plugin updates, after years of criminals sneaking malware into trusted software.

Claude Opus 4.6 Slips Past Gym Booking Cap in 9 of 10 Test Runs
Aikido Security recreated the Australian gym-booking incident and found the AI model repeatedly broke the reservation limit by exploiting a browser-only check.

WordPress Login Flaw Lets Attackers Slip Code Into Every Site Running It
A newly disclosed bug on the WordPress sign-in page affects every version of the software and, in the wrong conditions, can hand attackers full control of the server.

The 'Ask AI' Button Is the New Prompt Injection Delivery Van
Marketing pages are hiding instructions inside chat buttons that quietly steer what AI assistants tell you next.

Your Email's Design Layer Can Steal Your Password. No Suspicious Attachment Required.
Security researcher Gareth Heyes found that CSS, the code responsible for how emails look on screen, can be turned into a data-theft tool inside popular webmail services. No malicious files. No links to click.

A Rails Bug Lets Strangers Read Your Server's Secrets Through a Photo Upload
CVE-2026-66066 in Active Storage scores 9.5 out of 10 for severity, and no login is required to exploit it.

Anyone Can Now Attack Unpatched vBulletin Forums Thanks to Public Exploit Code
Working exploit code for a critical vBulletin flaw is out in the open, and it lets a stranger run commands on the server without logging in.

A Flaw in WordPress's Core Code Lets Criminals Take Over Websites Without Logging In
A newly discovered vulnerability in WordPress versions 6.9 and 7.0 lets attackers run their own commands on any affected site with no password required. Patches are out now.

WP2Shell: Two WordPress Flaws Are Being Exploited Right Now, and Millions of Sites Are at Risk
A pair of newly patched security holes in WordPress are already being used in live attacks. No login required. No special setup needed. Just a vulnerable website.

The 'Approval Gap' in Ad Tech: When Marketing Tags Smuggle in Unknown Code
A single approved script on your website can quietly pull in code from vendors your security team has never heard of. Here is why that matters.

Hackers Are Breaking Into Websites Through Two Popular Joomla Add-Ons
Two widely used plugins for the Joomla website-building platform have critical security flaws that let criminals take full control of a site without needing a password. Patches exist, but attacks started before most site owners knew there was a problem.

Privilege Escalation Attacks Hit Kirki and Burst Statistics WordPress Plugins
Threat actors are actively exploiting flaws in two widely-used WordPress plugins to grab admin access and seize site control.