Expert articles on web security, vulnerabilities, and best practices
NewsCVE-2026-9689 is a medium-severity Keycloak vulnerability involving HTTP parameter pollution in OIDC redirect URI handling, potentially allowing attacker-controlled parameters to influence authentication flows.
NewsWordfence reported an unauthenticated privilege-escalation flaw in the Pods WordPress plugin (100,000+ installs). Attackers can become admin and reset the site owner’s password. Update Pods and review users this week.
NewsWordfence reported an unauthenticated file-upload flaw in Elementor Pro (about 6 million installs). Attackers can upload PHP and take over the site. The issue is patched — update and review uploads this week.
NewsCISA added CVE-2026-48907 in Joomla Content Editor (JCE) to the KEV catalog. Update JCE past 2.9.99.4, look for unexpected editor profiles, and treat a patched site as unclean until you check it.
NewsGravity SMTP for WordPress (CVE-2026-4020) exposed email API keys without a login. Update past 2.1.4, rotate connector secrets, and review logs for the public REST test route.
NewsJoomla patched XSS in MFA method management views (CVE-2026-48949). Confirm your CMS version, update to 5.4.7 or 6.1.2, and re-check the public Joomla surface.
ProductData breaches often start with fixable web vulnerabilities. Learn how Vulnify helps you find exposed paths, misconfigurations, and injection flaws before attackers exploit them.
GuidesA one-time security scan cannot protect a site that changes every week. Continuous vulnerability monitoring catches new flaws as you ship code, content, and integrations.
GuidesThe OWASP Top 10 names the most common web application risks. Here is a plain-language tour for site owners who need to prioritize fixes without reading security textbooks.
GuidesEffective vulnerability scanning is about scope, timing, and follow-through—not just running a tool once. These best practices help teams get accurate results and real fixes.