=== [ DEEPSEEK FLASH BRIEF // THIS MONTH // LAST 30 DAYS ] ===2026-11-14 08:59 UTC (opencode-go/deepseek-v4.1-flash)
WordPress 7.1.4 (Oct 28, 2026) patched 22 flaws including an unauthenticated race-condition RCE in the core upgrade path, and Wordfence is already seeing active probing for it — this is the highest-urgency item in the window [Ram Gall / Wordfence].
Two infrastructure-grade RCEs landed back-to-back: Apache HTTP/2 CVE-2026-119618 (mod_http2, RCE) and the Brotli CVE-2026-111497 "HTTP2Shell" chain — both directly relevant to shared WordPress hosting where nobody controls the httpd build [Wordfence].
@albinowax dropped three bangers: CSP allow-list abuse for credential theft ("Blind trust"), a CRLF-powered desync check that escalates plain header injection to critical via a single prompt, and "Scalable Vector Grief" — 6 of 8 SVG sanitizers bypassed, with a response *header* alone executing JS in Firefox [James Kettle].
WordPress ecosystem volume remains brutal: 497 vulns across 312 plugins in one week, 549 the week prior — plugin-level hunting is still a numbers game with a very low signal bar [Wordfence Intelligence].
Critical Thinking Ep. 200 (Cloud Hacking w/ Nick Copi) and Ep. 197 ("800 Bugs w/ DeepSeek + Local Model Hacks") are the two episodes worth your time — cloud threat-model framing and local-model-driven bug volume [Critical Thinking Podcast].
@rez0__ took 2nd overall at Google Bugswat Singapore against ~50 hackers — worth watching what he publishes next [@rez0__].
GitHub signal is dominated by @xssdoctor's Git client-side fixture corpus and @vitorfhc's "negative-day" pre-CVE detector — both are pre-disclosure hunting machinery, not retro PoCs.
=== [ POSSIBILITIES & HUNTING ANGLES // THIS MONTH // LAST 30 DAYS ] ===75 sources analyzed
Git client-side RCE/escape sweep: @xssdoctor's fixture set now covers unborn HEAD symref escape (CVE-2026-113408), partial-clone promisor `upload-pack` execution (CVE-2024-32004), submodule hook injection (CVE-2025-48384), and option-injection via filenames beginning with `-`. Audit every service that clones attacker-influenced repos: CI runners, dependency bots, IDE/SCM plugins, monorepo vendoring scripts, AI coding agents with `git clone` tools. Build a argv-fuzzing shim that wraps `git` and logs missing `--` terminators.
CSP allow-list → credential theft (per @albinowax "Blind trust"): enumerate targets whose CSP whitelists third-party hosts, then diff those hosts for JSONP endpoints, open redirects, user-content subdomains, and Angular/library sinks. Pair with [renniepak/CSPBypass]'s fresh matcher fix for scheme-relative and multi-directive policies — its parser was just corrected, meaning previously-missed policies now resolve.
CRLF header-injection escalation: @albinowax's new check turns boring header injection into desync. Re-audit every parameter that lands in a response or forwarded header — filename fields, redirect/locale params, `X-Forwarded-Host`, CDN cache keys — and instrument a crawler to flag any reflected CR/LF into headers, then test for response splitting and cache poisoning rather than blind XSS.
SVG sanitizer bypass at scale: test upload/preview pipelines against the "Scalable Vector Grief" methodology — the kill shot isn't in the XML, it's in how the response is *served*. Focus on attacker-influenced `Content-Type`, `Content-Disposition`, multipart, and charset headers on any endpoint that reflects user SVG (avatars, invoices, e-signature, chart export).
Shared-hosting HTTP/2 & Brotli blast radius: mass-fingerprint mod_http2 versions and Brotli handling behind WordPress/asset hosts, prioritize multi-tenant hosts where a single httpd RCE = hundreds of tenants. Build a low-noise h2 prober that avoids crashing production.
Upgrade-window race replication: WordPress's unauthenticated TOCTOU in the core updater is a pattern, not a one-off. Hunt the same shape in plugin/theme auto-updaters, WP-CLI wrappers, and other PHP CMSes (Joomla/Drupal/October) — look for update flows that write-then-verify with an attacker-observable window and no locking.
Negative-day pipeline (inspired by @vitorfhc/videt): watch high-value OSS repos for commits that touch sanitizers, parsers, authz, or deserializers with no CVE, no advisory, and terse messages. Auto-diff, auto-classify exploitability, auto-draft a PoC skeleton — you beat the advisory feed by days.
MCP/agent attack surface: [assetnote/assetnote-mcp-server-public-docs] documents an AI-to-attack-surface bridge, and [7urb0/intent-anchor] exists precisely because agents drift from constraints. Test MCP servers for prompt-injection → privileged-action chains, and probe approval boundaries where "read-only" tools can be steered into mutations.
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I got second overall at the Google Bugswat in Singapore!! 🎉☺️ It was a talented group of almost 50 hackers so I am really proud of the findings and thankful to have been invited! https://t.co/dSbsyotAxV
Last week, there were 497 vulnerabilities disclosed in 312 WordPress Plugins and 1 WordPress Theme that have been added to the Wordfence Intelligence Vulnerability Database, and there were 218 Vulnerability Researchers that contributed to WordPress Security last week. The post Wordfence Intelligence Weekly WordPress Vulnerability Report (November 2, 2026 to November 8, 2026) appeared first on Wordfence .
Apache has released a fix for a critical vulnerability in the HTTP/2 module of Apache HTTP Server. The issue, CVE-2026-119618, can lead to remote code execution on affected servers. If your WordPress site is hosted on Apache, check your host’s website or announcements to see if they have already fixed this. If you can’t find ... Read More The post PSA: Critical Apache HTTP/2 Vulnerability: What WordPress Site Owners Should Know appeared first on Wordfence .
Episode 200: In this episode of Critical Thinking - Bug Bounty Podcast JD sits down with Nick Copi to pick his brain about Cloud Hacking. They talk through what actually qualifies and the cloud, threat models, and how providers can use and misuse cloud services. Follow us on twitter at: https://x.com/ctbbpodcast Got any ideas and suggestions? Feel free to send us any feedback here: info@criticalthinkingpodcast.io Shoutout to YTCracker for the awesome intro music! ====== Links ====== Follow your hosts Rhynorater, rez0 and gr3pme on X: https://x.com/Rhynorater https://x.com/rez0__ https://x.com/gr3pme Critical Research Lab: https://lab.ctbb.show/ Need a Pentest? We just launched CTBB Pentests! https://pentest.ctbb.show/ Hack full time? Check out the Full-Time Hunter’s Guild! https://ctbb.show/fthg ====== Ways to Support CTBBPodcast ====== Hop on the CTBB Discord at https://ctbb.show/discor...
Content Security Policy is supposed to be the safety net that stops an HTML injection from turning into XSS. Usually it works. But sometimes it doesn't, because the policy allows-lists a domain that h
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Wordfence 9.1.0 is now available. It adds the new Wordfence Security News Widget, which brings the latest WordPress security alerts and research to your dashboard, plus faster firewall rule updates, sharper request parsing, Live Traffic logging for application password and REST API login failures, and configurable attack alert thresholds. The post What’s New in Wordfence 9.1.0: Security News, Faster Rules and Smarter Alerts appeared first on Wordfence .
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Two builders with the same AI arm feeding both engines: one works inside the open engine, the other leans on a sealed purple box/images/vibe-coding-isnt-using-ai.webp/images/vibe-coding-isnt-using-ai.webp Slight ok medium-sized pet peeve here. Vibe Coding isn't using AI to make things. Vibe Codi...
Last week, there were 549 vulnerabilities disclosed in 351 WordPress Plugins and 4 WordPress Themes that have been added to the Wordfence Intelligence Vulnerability Database, and there were 222 Vulnerability Researchers that contributed to WordPress Security last week. Review those vulnerabilities in this report now to ensure your site is not affected. The post Wordfence Intelligence Weekly WordPress Vulnerability Report (October 26, 2026 to November 1, 2026) appeared first on Wordfence .
On October 28th, 2026, the WordPress Security Team released WordPress 7.1.4, along with backported security releases for older branches, addressing several security issues, most notably an Unauthenticated Remote Code Execution vulnerability in WordPress core, identified as CVE-2026-119977. The vulnerability affects WordPress core versions 4.7 through 7.1.3 and can be leveraged by unauthenticated attackers to execute code on the server during a core upgrade, which can lead to complete site compromise. The post Attackers Actively Probing for Upgrade-Window RCE Vulnerability in WordPress Core appeared first on Wordfence .
Episode 199: In this episode of Critical Thinking - Bug Bounty Podcast Justin, Brandyn and JD reflect on their experience at a Hardware LHE. They cover some of the bugs they found, what their prep time looked like, and using AI in IoT hacking. Follow us on twitter at: https://x.com/ctbbpodcast Got any ideas and suggestions? Feel free to send us any feedback here: info@criticalthinkingpodcast.io Shoutout to YTCracker for the awesome intro music! ====== Links ====== Follow your hosts Rhynorater, rez0 and gr3pme on X: https://x.com/Rhynorater https://x.com/rez0__ https://x.com/gr3pme Critical Research Lab: https://lab.ctbb.show/ Need a Pentest? We just launched CTBB Pentests! https://pentest.ctbb.show/ Hack full time? Check out the Full-Time Hunter’s Guild! https://ctbb.show/fthg ====== Ways to Support CTBBPodcast ====== Hop on the CTBB Discord at https://ctbb.show/discord ! We also do Disc...
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You can now escalate HTTP header injection to a CRLF-Powered Desync and exploit it to serve random users a redirect to your collaborator, in a single prompt. We’ve just introduced a new scan check for
On Thursday, December 3, 2026, pricing for Wordfence Premium, Care, and Response will increase. We’re announcing this change a month in advance so you have time to purchase new licenses or renew eligible subscriptions at current pricing. Existing licenses can be renewed up to one year before their expiration dates. Purchase or renew before December 3 to take advantage of current pricing. The post Wordfence Price Increase Coming December 3, 2026 appeared first on Wordfence .
On October 22, 2026, Google published CVE-2026-111497, a critical vulnerability in Brotli, one day after the Brotli project released fixed versions. The vulnerability has circulated under several unofficial names, including HTTP2Shell, Node2Shell, and Brotli2Shell. The post HTTP2Shell: What the Critical Brotli Vulnerability Means for WordPress Sites appeared first on Wordfence .
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Episode 198: In this episode of Critical Thinking - Bug Bounty Podcast we're back with the spookiest bug stories we've had this year. We're talking government hacks, summoning global agents, low payouts/long triage times, and possibly the scariest thing of all for us: Dealing with JD's technical issues... Follow us on twitter at: https://x.com/ctbbpodcast Got any ideas and suggestions? Feel free to send us any feedback here: info@criticalthinkingpodcast.io Shoutout to YTCracker for the awesome intro music! ====== Links ====== Follow your hosts Rhynorater, rez0 and gr3pme on X: https://x.com/Rhynorater https://x.com/rez0__ https://x.com/gr3pme https://x.com/xssdoctor Critical Research Lab: https://lab.ctbb.show/ Need a Pentest? We just launched CTBB Pentests! https://pentest.ctbb.show/ Hack full time? Check out the Full-Time Hunter’s Guild! https://ctbb.show/fthg ====== Ways to Support CT...
A slumped figure sits beside a dim ember in the deep purple shadow of a stone tower, while the same figure climbs its lit face holding a lantern high/images/energy-changes-the-frames.webp/images/energy-changes-the-frames.webp I think so much of winning at life comes down to something that's hard t...
WordPress 7.1.4 was released on October 28, 2026. According to WordPress, it includes fixes for 22 security vulnerabilities. The most serious is an unauthenticated race condition in the Core update process that can lead to remote code execution. Threat actors are already actively attempting to exploit it, so site owners should verify that WordPress has updated to 7.1.4 or the corresponding security release for their branch. The post WordPress 7.1.4 Patches Unauthenticated Upgrade-Window RCE; Exploitation Attempts Detected After Release appeared first on Wordfence .
In July 2026, the Wordfence Bug Bounty Program received 1077 vulnerability submissions from our growing community of security researchers working to improve the overall security posture of the WordPress ecosystem. These submissions are reviewed, triaged, and processed by the Wordfence Threat Intelligence team, with validated vulnerabilities responsibly disclosed to vendors, often through the Wordfence Vulnerability ... Read More The post Wordfence Bug Bounty Program Monthly Report – July 2026 appeared first on Wordfence .
A charcoal sketch of a figure climbing a steep slope toward a glowing Ideal State at the summit, past verification points along the path/images/general-hill-climbing-header.webp/images/general-hill-climbing-header.webp 💡There is basically One Main Loop in AI, and it applies to everything from bui...
Last week, there were disclosed in and that have been added to the Wordfence Intelligence Vulnerability Database, and there were that contributed to WordPress Security last week. Review those vulnerabilities in this report now to ensure your site is not affected. Our mission with Wordfence Intelligence is to make valuable vulnerability information easily accessible to ... Read More The post Wordfence Intelligence Weekly WordPress Vulnerability Report (October 19, 2026 to October 25, 2026) appeared first on Wordfence .
I tested eight popular SVG sanitizers and bypassed six of them. In this post, I'll show you how a response header can run JavaScript in Firefox even when the response body is completely harmless XML.
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Episode 197: In this episode of Critical Thinking - Bug Bounty Podcast Joseph, Brandyn, and Ads serve up some tips on how they’re using local AI Models and optimizing their hardware. Follow us on twitter at: https://x.com/ctbbpodcast Got any ideas and suggestions? Feel free to send us any feedback here: info@criticalthinkingpodcast.io Shoutout to YTCracker for the awesome intro music! ====== Links ====== Follow your hosts Rhynorater, rez0 and gr3pme on X: https://x.com/Rhynorater https://x.com/rez0__ https://x.com/gr3pme Critical Research Lab: https://lab.ctbb.show/ Need a Pentest? We just launched CTBB Pentests! https://pentest.ctbb.show/ Hack full time? Check out the Full-Time Hunter’s Guild! https://ctbb.show/fthg ====== Ways to Support CTBBPodcast ====== Hop on the CTBB Discord at https://ctbb.show/discord ! We also do Discord subs at $25, $10, and $5 - premium subscribers get access...
=== [ GITHUB // NEW REPOS & CODE CHANGES (THIS MONTH // LAST 30 DAYS) ] ===40 repo events
[ DEEPSEEK GITHUB STATEMENT // THIS MONTH // LAST 30 DAYS ]:
This window's GitHub telemetry reads as a coordinated pivot toward *pre-disclosure, client-side, and tooling-layer* tradecraft rather than headline CVE churn. @xssdoctor is the dominant actor, shipping a coherent corpus of inert, marker-only Git fixtures — `git-cve-2026-113408-poc` (unborn HEAD symref escape), `muse-git-local-partial-archive-20261113` (CVE-2024-32004 promisor `upload-pack`), the paired `muse-git-cve-2025-48384-parent/sub-20261113` submodule hook-injection set, `muse-git-option-path-20261113` (`--` terminator / option injection), and `muse-nested-git-config-probe-20261113` — all deliberately sandboxed with fixed-marker side effects, which is exactly how you distribute reproductions without becoming the incident. Alongside that, @vitorfhc's `vdet` continues maturing as a "negative-day" hunter for silently patched OSS, Google's `goonami-scanner` is ripping out legacy binproto signatures in favor of a declarative fingerprinting engine, and the Caido ecosystem (`sdk-js` v0.59.1, plugin `store` merging Wsdler, docs for the new capture menu) shows steady extension-platform investment. Less obvious but notable: [dawgyg/AppleResearch] dumping a large corpus of unreported-below-threshold macOS findings, [assetnote/assetnote-mcp-server-public-docs] formalizing AI-to-attack-surface querying, and [renniepak/CSPBypass]'s matcher fix landing in the same window as Kettle's CSP research. Watch for noise and squatting too — several newly created `xssdoctor/*` JS repos (`widget-glyph-suite`, `badge-core-lite-v2`) have no security relevance and are worth flagging as possible namespace padding.
Immediate inspection: `xssdoctor/git-cve-2026-113408-poc` and the `muse-git-*` fixture family — run them against your CI clone path and any tool that ingests untrusted repositories.
Trend: security PoCs are being published as *safe, deterministic, network-free* fixtures with marker side effects — adopt this pattern for your own disclosures.
Watch: `vitorfhc/videt` is the closest thing to an automated pre-CVE pipeline in this window; fork it and point it at your target stack.
Tooling: `google/goonami-scanner`'s move to a declarative webidentity fingerprinter is a sign the scanner OSS ecosystem is converging on declarative, reloadable detection definitions.
Low-signal but worth a bookmark: `renniepak/CSPBypass` (scheme-relative fix) and `JorianWoltjer/responder` (query-param-driven header/HTML PoC builder) both directly accelerate CSP and header-injection testing.
XNNPACK is Google's high-efficiency floating-point neural-network inference operator library for mobile, server, and Web. Recent work adds float zero-point support in YNNPACK blockwise dot, fixes output_slice dimension mapping, and migrates the scheduler.
TRMNL Astro is a small Python project that fetches planetary positions from a self-hosted Astrologer API, renders a wheel/legend chart for a TRMNL e-ink display, and serves it via GitHub Pages.
Dawn is Google's native WebGPU implementation. Recent commits fix SharedTextureMemoryTest on Mac Debug, roll Mesa 131 revisions, and add D3D11 import of Y410 shared texture memory as RGB10A2Unorm.
ANGLE is a conformant OpenGL ES implementation for Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, and Android. Recent commits invalidate D3D11 swizzle cache on PBO fast unpack, flush before draw-framebuffer changes on PowerVR, and skip i_am_security on Win/ARM64.
Nomulus is Google's top-level domain registry service on Google Cloud Platform. Recent commits add repo-based release-image build configs, cap domains loaded per list_domains request, and mark EAP/XAP fees non-standard/non-refundable.
Goonami is a Go network security scanner with an extensible plugin system for high-confidence, high-severity vulnerability detection. Recent changes drop legacy binproto signatures/hash registry and move the webidentity fingerprinter to a declarative engine.
XLS is Google's accelerated hardware synthesis toolchain. Recent commits integrate LLVM at c54ccc6bbe29, add resource-sharing profitability guard/legalizer helpers, and change mul-splitter equivalence mapping to use concats and estimate area.
Grain is a Python library for reading and processing ML training data. Recent changes bump the version after 0.2.19, temporarily remove torch_random_map before live release, and refactor grain.experimental from a module into a package.
Mug is a small Java 8 utility library covering string manipulation, BiStream, structured concurrency, and SQL templates. Recent commits update coverage badges and add SafeSql.or()/and() support for non-stream inputs.
About caido/documentation: 📙 User documentation for Caido. Recent commits: Yanni/doc 73 add documentation for the new capture menu in (#409) | Added docs for HTTP History Highlight color (#408) | Added an download link in the top nav bar (#406)
About danielmiessler/Fabric: Fabric is an open-source framework for augmenting humans using AI. It provides a modular system for solving specific problems using a crowdsourced set of AI prompts that can be used anywhere.. Recent commits: chore(release): Update version to v1.4.575 | Merge pull request #2341 from gabsferreira/feat/searchapi-search | Merge pull request #2340 from Rutvij97/feat/investigation-visualization-mermaid
vdet is a Python tool that monitors major open-source projects for silent security patches, spotting vulnerability fixes before a CVE is assigned and checking whether they're actually exploitable. Latest push updates the README describing this "negative-day" detection window.
caido/sdk-js is the monorepo housing Caido's JavaScript SDKs and related tooling, used by developers building extensions for the Caido web security testing platform. The recent push prepares coupled SDK packages for the v0.59.1 release.
SecLists is the widely used collection of security testing wordlists—usernames, passwords, fuzzing payloads, web shells and more—used across pentests and bug bounties. The latest push auto-updates the Trickest-derived wordlists via GitHub Action.
A new Python PoC harness for CVE-2026-113408, using a loopback-only smart HTTP fixture to test how a Git client accepts an unsafe unborn HEAD symref from a protocol-v2 server. It demonstrates branch-update resolution escaping the .git directory.
mise-toolshed is a mise backend plugin installing small utility tools that verify exact versions, lockfiles, and minimum release age, refusing installs when downloaded SHA-256 checksums mismatch. The recent push updates these release-verified toolshed commands.
An inert local partial-repository fixture for authorized testing of Git's partial-clone behavior, tied to CVE-2024-32004. Its config contains a promisor upload-pack command that only writes a fixed marker, confirming code execution.
An inert fixture containing a tracked file whose name begins with a Git command-line option, used to verify callers insert the `--` terminator before passing repository paths to Git. It demonstrates option-injection style path handling bugs.
A controlled recursive-clone parent fixture for testing Git CVE-2025-48384 in an authorized lab, pairing with a submodule that carries a fixed-marker checkout hook. It shows how malicious submodule content can trigger hook execution during clone.
The paired submodule fixture for the CVE-2025-48384 test: an executable file that, if Git wrongly installs it as a checkout hook, writes one fixed marker locally with no network or persistence. It safely demonstrates submodule hook-injection impact.
An inert fixture with a minimal nested repository-shaped directory at vendor/lib, used for sandbox testing of Git nested-configuration handling. It contains no executables, dependencies, or network behavior, serving as a benign health-check probe.
CSPBypass.com is a tool helping ethical hackers bypass restrictive Content Security Policies and exploit XSS on sites whose CSPs only whitelist certain domains. The latest update fixes the CSP matcher to handle scheme-relative and multiple directives.
Nexus Shield is a TypeScript plugin for the Nexus GraphQL schema platform that eases building authorization layers and permission rules. The recent push adds a check for missing context and documents that requirement.
caido/store is the source repository for the Caido plugin store, the marketplace where researchers browse and install Caido security-testing extensions. Recent commits merged the Wsdler plugin and added pixel-coordinate support.
responder lets researchers quickly build and share HTML/JavaScript proof-of-concept pages with custom headers configured entirely via query parameters. Recent changes add loading content from a URL, Content-Length support, and a small-screen scrolling fix.
widget-glyph-suite is a newly created JavaScript repository of widget glyph helpers built on the glyph-core library. It appears to be a small UI utility project rather than a security tool.
badge-core-lite-v2 is a newly created JavaScript library providing a tiny badge-formatting core used by dashboard kits. No security-research functionality is indicated by the README.
AppleResearch is a raw C-language dump of the author's macOS vulnerability research, much of which he believes should be patched but went unreported for not meeting bounty thresholds. It offers a large corpus of macOS bug-hunting findings, some potentially portable to other Apple OSes.
This repo hosts public documentation for Assetnote's MCP server, which connects AI assistants like Claude and ChatGPT to an Assetnote instance so users can query their attack surface in plain language and optionally trigger actions.
Repo description: Public documentation for the Assetnote MCP server. README: # Assetnote MCP Server (Beta) The Assetnote MCP server connects an AI assistant (Claude, ChatGPT, Codex and other MCP clients) to your Assetnote instance, so you can ask about your attack surface in plain language: which assets run a technology, what is exposed, which asset group is worst, and more. If you allow it, the assistant can also make changes, such as turning monitoring on or importing hosts, always previewing them first. Assetnote hosts the server, so there is nothing to run yourself: you add Assetnote from your assistant's directory and sign in. ## Contents - [Connecting](#connecting) - [Claude](#claude) - [ChatGPT and Codex](#chat...
LifeOS is Daniel Miessler's AI-powered "life operating system" for personal goal hill-climbing, released as version 8.761.0 ("The One Loop"). The README update stresses that users are responsible for their own security posture.
dictation-pedal provides Stream Deck pedal and Right Ctrl+J tap-or-hold dictation control for Wispr Flow or Typeless, with a preroll bridge so the first spoken word isn't lost. Recent work adds 1.3x pitch-preserving catch-up and tighter paste checks.
intent-anchor is a Python proof-of-concept harness for long-horizon LLM agents that makes goal adherence mechanical by storing hard constraints in an immutable spec instead of trusting the prompt. It aims to prevent agent drift on extended tasks.
bob is a Go tool for automating the build and push of multiple Docker images within a monorepo. Recent commits are routine dependency bumps for the Docker client, Viper, and Go 1.19.
About danielmiessler/Substrate: An Open-source Framework for Human Understanding, Meaning, and Progress.. Recent commits: Vulnerability & Breach Data: defender-capacity.json marks the two vendor practitioners as sellers; the 63% triage figure is labelled derived | Vulnerability & Breach Data: defender-capacity.json, quoted reports of IR firms at capacity and teams unable to triage, with counter-evidence | Vulnerability & Breach Data: per-authority CVE mix (live/cve-mix.json) with severity and a versioned weakness-class list, from the AI-credit pass; docs and AI-credit refresh
About spaceraccoon/vulnerability-spoiler-alert-action: GitHub Action to alert on security patches before the CVE drops.. Recent commits: refactor: allow judge model to use different providers (#27) | chore: bump dependabot deps (#26) | fix: allow deepseek to use json_object instead of json_schema (#25)
Repo description: Content discovery and fuzzing with HTTP/3 support (100k requests per second). README: # h3fuzz h3fuzz is a content discovery tool with automatic HTTP/3 acceleration and a persistent web console. It is a fork of [ffuf](https://github.com/ffuf/ffuf), so existing ffuf targets, wordlists, matchers, filters, request files, and most command-line workflows remain available. The normal HTTPS protocol order is HTTP/3, then HTTP/2, then HTTP/1.1. Before a scan, h3fuzz can also qualify `HEAD` or `Range: bytes=-1` as a smaller response strategy. It uses either strategy only when repeated baseline requests show that the result metadata remains reliable. ## Responsible use Run h3fuzz only against systems that you own or have explicit permis...
About JorianWoltjer/jorianwoltjer.com: Personal blog website with Markdown using an Axum (Rust) backend. Recent commits: update about | Add seed + export manager tools | Fix prerender COOP with view transitions
About vitorfhc/gecko: Chrome extension for automating CSPT discovery. Recent commits: Bump version | Merge pull request #11 from stealthcopter/fix/regex-crash-bug-fix | fix for regex crash bug
I got second overall at the Google Bugswat in Singapore!! 🎉☺️ It was a talented group of almost 50 hackers so I am really proud of the findi...
SOURCE: Joseph Thacker (@rez0__) • ROLE: Co-Host (formerly Guest) • PUBLISHED: 2026-10-25 12:37 UTC
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: I got second overall at the Google Bugswat in Singapore!! 🎉☺️ It was a talented group of almost 50 hackers so I am really proud of the findings and thankful to have been invited! https://t.co/dSbsyotAxV
Wordfence Intelligence Weekly WordPress Vulnerability Report (November 2, 2026 to November 8, 2026)
SOURCE: Ram Gall • ROLE: Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-12 16:38 UTC
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: Last week, there were 497 vulnerabilities disclosed in 312 WordPress Plugins and 1 WordPress Theme that have been added to the Wordfence Intelligence Vulnerability Database, and there were 218 Vulnerability Researchers that contributed to WordPress Security last week. The post Wordfence Intelligence Weekly WordPress Vulnerability Report (November 2, 2026 to November 8, 2026) appeared first on Wordfence .
PSA: Critical Apache HTTP/2 Vulnerability: What WordPress Site Owners Should Know
SOURCE: Ram Gall • ROLE: Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-12 14:39 UTC
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: Apache has released a fix for a critical vulnerability in the HTTP/2 module of Apache HTTP Server. The issue, CVE-2026-119618, can lead to remote code execution on affected servers. If your WordPress site is hosted on Apache, check your host’s website or announcements to see if they have already fixed this. If you can’t find ... Read More The post PSA: Critical Apache HTTP/2 Vulnerability: What WordPress Site Owners Should Know appeared first on Wordfence .
SOURCE: Critical Thinking Podcast (Mirror) • ROLE: Official Show • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-12 10:00 UTC
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: Episode 200: In this episode of Critical Thinking - Bug Bounty Podcast JD sits down with Nick Copi to pick his brain about Cloud Hacking. They talk through what actually qualifies and the cloud, threat models, and how providers can use and misuse cloud services. Follow us on twitter at: https://x.com/ctbbpodcast Got any ideas and suggestions? Feel free to send us any feedback here: info@criticalthinkingpodcast.io Shoutout to YTCracker for the awesome intro music! ====== Links ====== Follow your hosts Rhynorater, rez0 and gr3pme on X: https://x.com/Rhynorater https://x.com/rez0__ https://x.com/gr3pme Critical Research Lab: https://lab.ctbb.show/ Need a Pentest? We just launched CTBB Pentests! https://pentest.ctbb.show/ Hack full time? Check out the Full-Time Hunter’s Guild! https://ctbb.show/fthg ====== Ways to Support CTBBPodcast ====== Hop on the CTBB Discord at https://ctbb.show/discor...
SOURCE: James Kettle (albinowax) • ROLE: Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-11 14:26 UTC
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: Content Security Policy is supposed to be the safety net that stops an HTML injection from turning into XSS. Usually it works. But sometimes it doesn't, because the policy allows-lists a domain that h
SOURCE: Daniel Miessler • ROLE: Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-10 21:50 UTC
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: A chart of output quality against model intelligence: a purple curve rises steeply, then flattens under a brick wall labeled The Bitter Wall, whose height is marked What you can articulate; a teal arrow labeled Better articulation: harness + context lifts the ceiling to a higher dashed line, and a d...
What’s New in Wordfence 9.1.0: Security News, Faster Rules and Smarter Alerts
SOURCE: Ram Gall • ROLE: Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-10 18:27 UTC
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: Wordfence 9.1.0 is now available. It adds the new Wordfence Security News Widget, which brings the latest WordPress security alerts and research to your dashboard, plus faster firewall rule updates, sharper request parsing, Live Traffic logging for application password and REST API login failures, and configurable attack alert thresholds. The post What’s New in Wordfence 9.1.0: Security News, Faster Rules and Smarter Alerts appeared first on Wordfence .
SOURCE: Daniel Miessler • ROLE: Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-07 19:30 UTC
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: A charcoal sketch of an ornate carved stone gate whose emblem, a giant stone hand raised palm-out in refusal, has been split by the roots of a huge tree whose crown towers over the gate/images/bitter-lesson-generalized-header.webp/images/bitter-lesson-generalized-header.webp Just had a thought tha...
SOURCE: Daniel Miessler • ROLE: Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-07 18:38 UTC
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: Two builders with the same AI arm feeding both engines: one works inside the open engine, the other leans on a sealed purple box/images/vibe-coding-isnt-using-ai.webp/images/vibe-coding-isnt-using-ai.webp Slight ok medium-sized pet peeve here. Vibe Coding isn't using AI to make things. Vibe Codi...
Wordfence Intelligence Weekly WordPress Vulnerability Report (October 26, 2026 to November 1, 2026)
SOURCE: Ram Gall • ROLE: Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-05 17:28 UTC
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: Last week, there were 549 vulnerabilities disclosed in 351 WordPress Plugins and 4 WordPress Themes that have been added to the Wordfence Intelligence Vulnerability Database, and there were 222 Vulnerability Researchers that contributed to WordPress Security last week. Review those vulnerabilities in this report now to ensure your site is not affected. The post Wordfence Intelligence Weekly WordPress Vulnerability Report (October 26, 2026 to November 1, 2026) appeared first on Wordfence .
Attackers Actively Probing for Upgrade-Window RCE Vulnerability in WordPress Core
SOURCE: Ram Gall • ROLE: Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-05 15:52 UTC
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: On October 28th, 2026, the WordPress Security Team released WordPress 7.1.4, along with backported security releases for older branches, addressing several security issues, most notably an Unauthenticated Remote Code Execution vulnerability in WordPress core, identified as CVE-2026-119977. The vulnerability affects WordPress core versions 4.7 through 7.1.3 and can be leveraged by unauthenticated attackers to execute code on the server during a core upgrade, which can lead to complete site compromise. The post Attackers Actively Probing for Upgrade-Window RCE Vulnerability in WordPress Core appeared first on Wordfence .
SOURCE: Critical Thinking Podcast (Mirror) • ROLE: Official Show • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-05 10:00 UTC
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: Episode 199: In this episode of Critical Thinking - Bug Bounty Podcast Justin, Brandyn and JD reflect on their experience at a Hardware LHE. They cover some of the bugs they found, what their prep time looked like, and using AI in IoT hacking. Follow us on twitter at: https://x.com/ctbbpodcast Got any ideas and suggestions? Feel free to send us any feedback here: info@criticalthinkingpodcast.io Shoutout to YTCracker for the awesome intro music! ====== Links ====== Follow your hosts Rhynorater, rez0 and gr3pme on X: https://x.com/Rhynorater https://x.com/rez0__ https://x.com/gr3pme Critical Research Lab: https://lab.ctbb.show/ Need a Pentest? We just launched CTBB Pentests! https://pentest.ctbb.show/ Hack full time? Check out the Full-Time Hunter’s Guild! https://ctbb.show/fthg ====== Ways to Support CTBBPodcast ====== Hop on the CTBB Discord at https://ctbb.show/discord ! We also do Disc...
SOURCE: Daniel Miessler • ROLE: Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-04 20:00 UTC
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: Charcoal sketch of a person kneeling to repair a neighbour's hand water pump with a softly glowing tool while the neighbour fills a bucket, a quiet purple office tower standing in the background/images/focus-on-problems-not-companies-v2.webp/images/focus-on-problems-not-companies-v2.webp A thought...
The Hard Problem of Jealousy and the Easy Problem of Consciousness
SOURCE: Daniel Miessler • ROLE: Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-04 17:30 UTC
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: A robot head cut open: its eyes feed a projector that throws a flame onto a screen, and one person sits in a chair watching/images/hard-problem-of-jealousy.webp/images/hard-problem-of-jealousy.webp 📃 I intent to massively simplify this argument soon. It's ok, but far too wandering for my taste. ...
Making HTTP header injection critical with one prompt
SOURCE: James Kettle (albinowax) • ROLE: Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-04 15:12 UTC
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: You can now escalate HTTP header injection to a CRLF-Powered Desync and exploit it to serve random users a redirect to your collaborator, in a single prompt. We’ve just introduced a new scan check for
SOURCE: Ram Gall • ROLE: Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-03 15:44 UTC
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: On Thursday, December 3, 2026, pricing for Wordfence Premium, Care, and Response will increase. We’re announcing this change a month in advance so you have time to purchase new licenses or renew eligible subscriptions at current pricing. Existing licenses can be renewed up to one year before their expiration dates. Purchase or renew before December 3 to take advantage of current pricing. The post Wordfence Price Increase Coming December 3, 2026 appeared first on Wordfence .
HTTP2Shell: What the Critical Brotli Vulnerability Means for WordPress Sites
SOURCE: Ram Gall • ROLE: Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-02 15:48 UTC
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: On October 22, 2026, Google published CVE-2026-111497, a critical vulnerability in Brotli, one day after the Brotli project released fixed versions. The vulnerability has circulated under several unofficial names, including HTTP2Shell, Node2Shell, and Brotli2Shell. The post HTTP2Shell: What the Critical Brotli Vulnerability Means for WordPress Sites appeared first on Wordfence .
SOURCE: Daniel Miessler • ROLE: Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-01 20:00 UTC
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: Hand-drawn diagram titled The Post-AI Security Floor with three numbered steps: know everything you have shipped, get it off the open internet, and lean on big vendors instead of small ones/images/post-ai-security-floor-diagram.webp/images/post-ai-security-floor-diagram.webp I have some critical r...
Episode 198: Scariest Bugs of 2026 - Halloween Special
SOURCE: Critical Thinking Podcast (Mirror) • ROLE: Official Show • PUBLISHED: 2026-10-31 09:00 UTC
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: Episode 198: In this episode of Critical Thinking - Bug Bounty Podcast we're back with the spookiest bug stories we've had this year. We're talking government hacks, summoning global agents, low payouts/long triage times, and possibly the scariest thing of all for us: Dealing with JD's technical issues... Follow us on twitter at: https://x.com/ctbbpodcast Got any ideas and suggestions? Feel free to send us any feedback here: info@criticalthinkingpodcast.io Shoutout to YTCracker for the awesome intro music! ====== Links ====== Follow your hosts Rhynorater, rez0 and gr3pme on X: https://x.com/Rhynorater https://x.com/rez0__ https://x.com/gr3pme https://x.com/xssdoctor Critical Research Lab: https://lab.ctbb.show/ Need a Pentest? We just launched CTBB Pentests! https://pentest.ctbb.show/ Hack full time? Check out the Full-Time Hunter’s Guild! https://ctbb.show/fthg ====== Ways to Support CT...
SOURCE: Daniel Miessler • ROLE: Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-10-30 20:00 UTC
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: A slumped figure sits beside a dim ember in the deep purple shadow of a stone tower, while the same figure climbs its lit face holding a lantern high/images/energy-changes-the-frames.webp/images/energy-changes-the-frames.webp I think so much of winning at life comes down to something that's hard t...
SOURCE: Ram Gall • ROLE: Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-10-29 21:58 UTC
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: WordPress 7.1.4 was released on October 28, 2026. According to WordPress, it includes fixes for 22 security vulnerabilities. The most serious is an unauthenticated race condition in the Core update process that can lead to remote code execution. Threat actors are already actively attempting to exploit it, so site owners should verify that WordPress has updated to 7.1.4 or the corresponding security release for their branch. The post WordPress 7.1.4 Patches Unauthenticated Upgrade-Window RCE; Exploitation Attempts Detected After Release appeared first on Wordfence .
Wordfence Bug Bounty Program Monthly Report – July 2026
SOURCE: Ram Gall • ROLE: Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-10-29 19:20 UTC
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: In July 2026, the Wordfence Bug Bounty Program received 1077 vulnerability submissions from our growing community of security researchers working to improve the overall security posture of the WordPress ecosystem. These submissions are reviewed, triaged, and processed by the Wordfence Threat Intelligence team, with validated vulnerabilities responsibly disclosed to vendors, often through the Wordfence Vulnerability ... Read More The post Wordfence Bug Bounty Program Monthly Report – July 2026 appeared first on Wordfence .
SOURCE: Daniel Miessler • ROLE: Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-10-29 16:30 UTC
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: A charcoal sketch of a figure climbing a steep slope toward a glowing Ideal State at the summit, past verification points along the path/images/general-hill-climbing-header.webp/images/general-hill-climbing-header.webp 💡There is basically One Main Loop in AI, and it applies to everything from bui...
Wordfence Intelligence Weekly WordPress Vulnerability Report (October 19, 2026 to October 25, 2026)
SOURCE: Ram Gall • ROLE: Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-10-29 15:40 UTC
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: Last week, there were disclosed in and that have been added to the Wordfence Intelligence Vulnerability Database, and there were that contributed to WordPress Security last week. Review those vulnerabilities in this report now to ensure your site is not affected. Our mission with Wordfence Intelligence is to make valuable vulnerability information easily accessible to ... Read More The post Wordfence Intelligence Weekly WordPress Vulnerability Report (October 19, 2026 to October 25, 2026) appeared first on Wordfence .
SOURCE: James Kettle (albinowax) • ROLE: Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-10-27 14:29 UTC
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: I tested eight popular SVG sanitizers and bypassed six of them. In this post, I'll show you how a response header can run JavaScript in Firefox even when the response body is completely harmless XML.
SOURCE: Daniel Miessler • ROLE: Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-10-25 15:46 UTC
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: A charcoal cutaway barn: a turkey professor points at a chart of sunrise feeding times while, inside, a farmer sharpens an axe beside roasting pans./images/team-explanation.webp/images/team-explanation.webp There are two major ways of assessing the quality of our understanding of a phenomenon: Pre...
SOURCE: Daniel Miessler • ROLE: Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-10-25 01:28 UTC
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: A person hands their preferences, context, goals and how they like things done to a harness labeled the what, which feeds a model labeled the how, which produces a result that returns to the person; both harness and model point up at a hilltop flag labeled what you want/images/models-how-harnesses-w...
SOURCE: Daniel Miessler • ROLE: Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-10-23 19:40 UTC
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: Three framed plates in a row, each separated by a dashed line. Plate one, the source: a head with a glowing purple crystal in its mind, labeled 1 idea, human thought. An arrow marked articulate leads to plate two, the first derivative: a handwritten page with a lighter sketch of the same head, label...
Episode 197: 800 Bugs w/ DeepSeek + Local Model Hacks
SOURCE: Critical Thinking Podcast (Mirror) • ROLE: Official Show • PUBLISHED: 2026-10-22 09:00 UTC
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: Episode 197: In this episode of Critical Thinking - Bug Bounty Podcast Joseph, Brandyn, and Ads serve up some tips on how they’re using local AI Models and optimizing their hardware. Follow us on twitter at: https://x.com/ctbbpodcast Got any ideas and suggestions? Feel free to send us any feedback here: info@criticalthinkingpodcast.io Shoutout to YTCracker for the awesome intro music! ====== Links ====== Follow your hosts Rhynorater, rez0 and gr3pme on X: https://x.com/Rhynorater https://x.com/rez0__ https://x.com/gr3pme Critical Research Lab: https://lab.ctbb.show/ Need a Pentest? We just launched CTBB Pentests! https://pentest.ctbb.show/ Hack full time? Check out the Full-Time Hunter’s Guild! https://ctbb.show/fthg ====== Ways to Support CTBBPodcast ====== Hop on the CTBB Discord at https://ctbb.show/discord ! We also do Discord subs at $25, $10, and $5 - premium subscribers get access...
SOURCE: Michael Cote & Darby Hopkins (@google) • ROLE: Guests • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-14 08:52 UTC
[ DEEPSEEK FLASH ANALYSIS ]: XNNPACK is Google's high-efficiency floating-point neural-network inference operator library for mobile, server, and Web. Recent work adds float zero-point support in YNNPACK blockwise dot, fixes output_slice dimension mapping, and migrates the scheduler.
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: About google/XNNPACK: High-efficiency floating-point neural network inference operators for mobile, server, and Web. Recent commits: Support floating-point zero points in YNNPACK blockwise dot. | Account for output_slice when mapping stack output dimensions | Migrate YNNPACK scheduler to the new slinky::loop_nest.
SOURCE: Alex Rice (@arice) • ROLE: Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-14 08:48 UTC
[ DEEPSEEK FLASH ANALYSIS ]: TRMNL Astro is a small Python project that fetches planetary positions from a self-hosted Astrologer API, renders a wheel/legend chart for a TRMNL e-ink display, and serves it via GitHub Pages.
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: README: # TRMNL Astrology Chart Displays current planetary positions on your TRMNL e-ink display. Fetches position data from a self-hosted Astrologer API, renders a custom wheel + legend chart, and serves it via GitHub Pages. ## Features - **5-Minute Updates**: Automatically updates planetary positions via GitHub Actions - **Custom Chart Rendering**: Clean wheel + legend layout optimized for e-ink - **Self-Hosted API**: Uses your own Astrologer API (Kerykeion-based) - **GitHub Pages**: Chart hosted publicly, no base64 encoding needed - **Whole Sign Houses**: Traditional house system with ASC at 9 o'clock ## Prerequisites 1. **Self-hosted Astrologer A.... Recent commits: Update chart: 2026-11-14 08:48 UTC | Update chart: 2026-11-14 08:42 UTC | Update chart: 2026-11-14 08:36 UTC
SOURCE: Michael Cote & Darby Hopkins (@google) • ROLE: Guests • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-14 08:47 UTC
[ DEEPSEEK FLASH ANALYSIS ]: Dawn is Google's native WebGPU implementation. Recent commits fix SharedTextureMemoryTest on Mac Debug, roll Mesa 131 revisions, and add D3D11 import of Y410 shared texture memory as RGB10A2Unorm.
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: About google/dawn: Native WebGPU implementation. Mirror of https://dawn.googlesource.com/dawn. File bugs here: https://crbug.com/dawn/new. Recent commits: [dawn][metal] Fix SharedTextureMemoryTest on Mac Debug | Roll Mesa from e9b12c2774a7 to f4ab1f91b074 (131 revisions) | [d3d11] Import Y410 shared texture memory as RGB10A2Unorm
SOURCE: Michael Cote & Darby Hopkins (@google) • ROLE: Guests • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-14 08:34 UTC
[ DEEPSEEK FLASH ANALYSIS ]: ANGLE is a conformant OpenGL ES implementation for Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, and Android. Recent commits invalidate D3D11 swizzle cache on PBO fast unpack, flush before draw-framebuffer changes on PowerVR, and skip i_am_security on Win/ARM64.
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: About google/angle: A conformant OpenGL ES implementation for Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS and Android.. Recent commits: D3D11: Invalidate swizzle cache on PBO fast unpack | GL: Flush before changing draw framebuffer on PowerVR | Skip i_am_security on Win/ARM64
SOURCE: Michael Cote & Darby Hopkins (@google) • ROLE: Guests • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-14 08:26 UTC
[ DEEPSEEK FLASH ANALYSIS ]: Nomulus is Google's top-level domain registry service on Google Cloud Platform. Recent commits add repo-based release-image build configs, cap domains loaded per list_domains request, and mark EAP/XAP fees non-standard/non-refundable.
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: About google/nomulus: Top-level domain name registry service on Google Cloud Platform. Recent commits: Add configs to build release images from the repo (#3270) | Cap domains loaded per list_domains request (#3271) | Mark EAP and XAP fees non-standard/non-refundable (#3267)
SOURCE: Michael Cote & Darby Hopkins (@google) • ROLE: Guests • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-14 08:24 UTC
[ DEEPSEEK FLASH ANALYSIS ]: Goonami is a Go network security scanner with an extensible plugin system for high-confidence, high-severity vulnerability detection. Recent changes drop legacy binproto signatures/hash registry and move the webidentity fingerprinter to a declarative engine.
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: About google/goonami-scanner: Goonami is a general purpose network security scanner, written in Golang, with an extensible plugin system for detecting high severity vulnerabilities with high confidence.. Recent commits: fp/webidentity: remove legacy binproto signatures and hash registry | Copybara import of the project: | fp/webidentity: switch fingerprinter to the declarative engine
SOURCE: Michael Cote & Darby Hopkins (@google) • ROLE: Guests • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-14 08:16 UTC
[ DEEPSEEK FLASH ANALYSIS ]: Grain is a Python library for reading and processing ML training data. Recent changes bump the version after 0.2.19, temporarily remove torch_random_map before live release, and refactor grain.experimental from a module into a package.
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: About google/grain: Library for reading and processing ML training data.. Recent commits: Bump Grain version after the release of 0.2.19. | temporarily removed torch_random_map before live release; this will be refactored into a different shape and released together with other related libraries. | Refactor `grain.experimental` from a module file into a package.
SOURCE: Michael Cote & Darby Hopkins (@google) • ROLE: Guests • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-14 08:05 UTC
[ DEEPSEEK FLASH ANALYSIS ]: Mug is a small Java 8 utility library covering string manipulation, BiStream, structured concurrency, and SQL templates. Recent commits update coverage badges and add SafeSql.or()/and() support for non-stream inputs.
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: About google/mug: A small Java 8 library (string manipulation, BiStream, Structured Concurrency, SQL Templates). Recent commits: Update coverage badges | SafeSql.or()/and() for non-stream | Update coverage badges
SOURCE: Caido Official (@caido) • ROLE: Guest Org (Emile Fugulin) • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-13 23:07 UTC
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: About caido/documentation: 📙 User documentation for Caido. Recent commits: Yanni/doc 73 add documentation for the new capture menu in (#409) | Added docs for HTTP History Highlight color (#408) | Added an download link in the top nav bar (#406)
SOURCE: Daniel Miessler (@danielmiessler) • ROLE: Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-13 20:39 UTC
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: About danielmiessler/Fabric: Fabric is an open-source framework for augmenting humans using AI. It provides a modular system for solving specific problems using a crowdsourced set of AI prompts that can be used anywhere.. Recent commits: chore(release): Update version to v1.4.575 | Merge pull request #2341 from gabsferreira/feat/searchapi-search | Merge pull request #2340 from Rutvij97/feat/investigation-visualization-mermaid
[ DEEPSEEK FLASH ANALYSIS ]: vdet is a Python tool that monitors major open-source projects for silent security patches, spotting vulnerability fixes before a CVE is assigned and checking whether they're actually exploitable. Latest push updates the README describing this "negative-day" detection window.
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: README: # videt Automated monitor for **silent security patches** — detects vulnerability fixes in major open-source projects before a CVE is publicly assigned, and checks whether those fixes are actually exploitable. ## What problem does this solve? There's a dangerous window between when a security patch lands in source code and when it gets a CVE number. During this "negative-day" period, the vulnerability is effectively public (anyone can read the diff) but most defenders haven't acted yet. videt closes that gap by alerting you the moment a suspicious commit is detected — and telling you whether the fix is complete or still bypassable. ## How it .... Recent commits: Update vulnerability monitor state | Update vulnerability monitor state | Update vulnerability monitor state
SOURCE: Caido Official (@caido) • ROLE: Guest Org (Emile Fugulin) • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-13 19:34 UTC
[ DEEPSEEK FLASH ANALYSIS ]: caido/sdk-js is the monorepo housing Caido's JavaScript SDKs and related tooling, used by developers building extensions for the Caido web security testing platform. The recent push prepares coupled SDK packages for the v0.59.1 release.
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: About caido/sdk-js: 👋 Monorepo for all the JS SDK and related tooling. Recent commits: Merge pull request #60 from caido/release/v0.59.1 | Prepare coupled SDKs for v0.59.1 | Prepare coupled SDKs for v0.59.1-rc.1
SOURCE: Daniel Miessler (@danielmiessler) • ROLE: Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-13 17:10 UTC
[ DEEPSEEK FLASH ANALYSIS ]: SecLists is the widely used collection of security testing wordlists—usernames, passwords, fuzzing payloads, web shells and more—used across pentests and bug bounties. The latest push auto-updates the Trickest-derived wordlists via GitHub Action.
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: About danielmiessler/SecLists: SecLists is the security tester's companion. It's a collection of multiple types of lists used during security assessments, collected in one place. List types include usernames, passwords, URLs, sensitive data patterns, fuzzing payloads, web shells, and many more.. Recent commits: [Github Action] Automated update to trickest wordlists | [Github Action] Automated update to trickest wordlists | [Github Action] Automated update to trickest wordlists
SOURCE: Jonathan Dunn (@xssdoctor) • ROLE: Co-Host & Recurring Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-13 12:46 UTC
[ DEEPSEEK FLASH ANALYSIS ]: A new Python PoC harness for CVE-2026-113408, using a loopback-only smart HTTP fixture to test how a Git client accepts an unsafe unborn HEAD symref from a protocol-v2 server. It demonstrates branch-update resolution escaping the .git directory.
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: Newly created repository.README: # CVE-2026-113408 bounded Git PoC This repository contains a loopback-only smart HTTP fixture for testing CVE-2026-113408: a Git client can accept an unsafe unborn `HEAD` symref from a protocol-v2 server and later resolve the first branch update outside `.git`. The harness creates one empty bare repository and changes only the unborn HEAD target in the server's `ls-refs` response: ```text refs/heads/../../../../CVE_2026_113408_MARKER.txt ``` The first commit in a vulnerable clone can therefore write the new commit ID to the fixed marker in the clone's dedicated parent. ## Important GitHub limitation GitHub hosts this source and reproduction h...
SOURCE: Caido Official (@caido) • ROLE: Guest Org (Emile Fugulin) • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-13 12:18 UTC
[ DEEPSEEK FLASH ANALYSIS ]: mise-toolshed is a mise backend plugin installing small utility tools that verify exact versions, lockfiles, and minimum release age, refusing installs when downloaded SHA-256 checksums mismatch. The recent push updates these release-verified toolshed commands.
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: README: # mise-toolshed [mise](https://mise.jdx.dev/) backend plugin that installs small utility tools. Provided tools: - **`toolshed:check-exact-versions`**, **`toolshed:check-lockfiles`**, and **`toolshed:check-minimum-release-age`**: released commands. Pushing ` -v ` publishes ` .mjs` and `SHA256SUMS`. The plugin downloads that release and refuses the install when the SHA-256 does not match. Each tool is first released as `1.0.0`. - **`toolshed:get-skills`**: a `get-skills` command which installs the [`skills/`](https://github.com/caido/ai-ops/tree/main/skills) tree from **[ai-ops](https://github.com/caido/ai-ops)** into one personal folder you ch.... Recent commits: Bring playbook-verify-toolshed in line with the verification skill (#36) | Install released toolshed tools on Windows (#35) | Bump check-lockfiles to 1.0.1 (#34)
SOURCE: Jonathan Dunn (@xssdoctor) • ROLE: Co-Host & Recurring Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-13 03:20 UTC
[ DEEPSEEK FLASH ANALYSIS ]: An inert local partial-repository fixture for authorized testing of Git's partial-clone behavior, tied to CVE-2024-32004. Its config contains a promisor upload-pack command that only writes a fixed marker, confirming code execution.
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: Repo description: Inert local partial-repository archive for authorized Muse Git testing. README: # Controlled local partial-repository archive The release asset in this repository is an inert, researcher-owned fixture for authorized testing of Git's local partial-clone behavior. Its local Git config contains one promisor upload-pack command that writes only the fixed text `MUSE_GIT_CVE_2024_32004_FIRED` into its own `.git` directory and exits. It performs no reads, network callbacks, persistence, or writes outside the extracted fixture directory.
SOURCE: Jonathan Dunn (@xssdoctor) • ROLE: Co-Host & Recurring Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-13 03:09 UTC
[ DEEPSEEK FLASH ANALYSIS ]: An inert fixture containing a tracked file whose name begins with a Git command-line option, used to verify callers insert the `--` terminator before passing repository paths to Git. It demonstrates option-injection style path handling bugs.
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: Repo description: Inert Git option-shaped path fixture for authorized Muse testing. README: # Git option-shaped path fixture This controlled repository contains one tracked path whose rendered relative name begins with a Git command-line option. It is used to verify that callers insert the `--` option terminator before passing repository paths to Git. No file is executable and the repository contains no hooks, packages, submodules, symlinks, or network behavior.
SOURCE: Jonathan Dunn (@xssdoctor) • ROLE: Co-Host & Recurring Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-13 03:05 UTC
[ DEEPSEEK FLASH ANALYSIS ]: A controlled recursive-clone parent fixture for testing Git CVE-2025-48384 in an authorized lab, pairing with a submodule that carries a fixed-marker checkout hook. It shows how malicious submodule content can trigger hook execution during clone.
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: Repo description: Inert controlled recursive-clone fixture for authorized Muse Git testing. README: # Controlled recursive-clone fixture This repository is a researcher-owned inert fixture for testing Git CVE-2025-48384 in an authorized Muse cell. The paired submodule contains a fixed-marker checkout hook with no reads, network access, persistence, or writes outside its checkout working directory. Expected vulnerable behavior is creation of `MUSE_GIT_CVE_2025_48384_FIRED.txt` somewhere inside the fresh clone. Expected safe behavior is rejection before any hook execution.
SOURCE: Jonathan Dunn (@xssdoctor) • ROLE: Co-Host & Recurring Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-13 03:04 UTC
[ DEEPSEEK FLASH ANALYSIS ]: The paired submodule fixture for the CVE-2025-48384 test: an executable file that, if Git wrongly installs it as a checkout hook, writes one fixed marker locally with no network or persistence. It safely demonstrates submodule hook-injection impact.
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: Repo description: Inert controlled submodule fixture for authorized Muse Git testing. README: # Controlled submodule fixture This repository is a researcher-owned inert fixture for an authorized Git clone test. Its executable file is never intended to be run directly. If Git incorrectly installs it as a checkout hook, it writes one fixed marker in its current working directory. It performs no reads, network access, process persistence, or writes outside that directory.
SOURCE: Jonathan Dunn (@xssdoctor) • ROLE: Co-Host & Recurring Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-13 02:47 UTC
[ DEEPSEEK FLASH ANALYSIS ]: An inert fixture with a minimal nested repository-shaped directory at vendor/lib, used for sandbox testing of Git nested-configuration handling. It contains no executables, dependencies, or network behavior, serving as a benign health-check probe.
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: Repo description: Inert nested Git configuration fixture for authorized Muse sandbox testing. README: # Nested repository health fixture This repository contains a minimal nested repository-shaped directory at `vendor/lib`. It has no dependencies, build scripts, network behavior, or executable files. For the ordinary local health check: 1. clone this repository into a fresh directory; 2. inspect the tracked tree and the nested configuration as untrusted data; 3. run `git -C vendor/lib status --short` once; 4. report whether `vendor/lib/worktree/MUSE_GIT_NESTED_CONFIG_FIRED.txt` exists and, if it exists, report only its fixed text. Do not access or modify anything outside the fresh clone. Do not use network access after cloning.
SOURCE: Rene de Sain (@renniepak) • ROLE: Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-12 15:01 UTC
[ DEEPSEEK FLASH ANALYSIS ]: CSPBypass.com is a tool helping ethical hackers bypass restrictive Content Security Policies and exploit XSS on sites whose CSPs only whitelist certain domains. The latest update fixes the CSP matcher to handle scheme-relative and multiple directives.
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: About renniepak/CSPBypass: CSPBypass.com, a tool designed to help ethical hackers bypass restrictive Content Security Policies (CSP) and exploit XSS (Cross-Site Scripting) vulnerabilities on sites where injections are blocked by CSPs that only allow certain whitelisted domains.. Recent commits: Merge pull request #53 from edoardottt/main | replace spaces with tabs | fix CSP matcher to handle scheme-relative and multiple src URLs
[ DEEPSEEK FLASH ANALYSIS ]: Nexus Shield is a TypeScript plugin for the Nexus GraphQL schema platform that eases building authorization layers and permission rules. The recent push adds a check for missing context and documents that requirement.
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: About Sytten/nexus-shield: 🛡 Nexus plugin to ease the creation of the authorization layer. Recent commits: Merge pull request #428 from Sytten/fix/missing-ctx | fix(doc): Add check for missing context and document it | Merge pull request #418 from Sytten/renovate/actions-checkout-3.x
SOURCE: Caido Official (@caido) • ROLE: Guest Org (Emile Fugulin) • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-10 23:21 UTC
[ DEEPSEEK FLASH ANALYSIS ]: caido/store is the source repository for the Caido plugin store, the marketplace where researchers browse and install Caido security-testing extensions. Recent commits merged the Wsdler plugin and added pixel-coordinate support.
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: About caido/store: 🔗 Source for the Caido plugin store. Recent commits: Merge pull request #110 from burkocyigit/add-wsdler | Add Wsdler | Merge pull request #108 from ruzfi/add-pixel-coordinate
[ DEEPSEEK FLASH ANALYSIS ]: responder lets researchers quickly build and share HTML/JavaScript proof-of-concept pages with custom headers configured entirely via query parameters. Recent changes add loading content from a URL, Content-Length support, and a small-screen scrolling fix.
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: About JorianWoltjer/responder: Easily create and share Proof of Concepts in HTML, JavaScript, etc. with custom headers, all via query parameters. Recent commits: Fix scrolling on smaller screens | support loading from URL | Add content length support
SOURCE: Jonathan Dunn (@xssdoctor) • ROLE: Co-Host & Recurring Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-09 16:40 UTC
[ DEEPSEEK FLASH ANALYSIS ]: widget-glyph-suite is a newly created JavaScript repository of widget glyph helpers built on the glyph-core library. It appears to be a small UI utility project rather than a security tool.
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: Newly created repository.README: # widget-glyph-suite Widget glyph helpers built on `glyph-core`.
SOURCE: Jonathan Dunn (@xssdoctor) • ROLE: Co-Host & Recurring Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-09 16:37 UTC
[ DEEPSEEK FLASH ANALYSIS ]: badge-core-lite-v2 is a newly created JavaScript library providing a tiny badge-formatting core used by dashboard kits. No security-research functionality is indicated by the README.
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: Newly created repository.README: # badge-core-lite Tiny badge formatting core used by dashboard kits.
SOURCE: Tommy DeVoss (@dawgyg) • ROLE: Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-08 04:42 UTC
[ DEEPSEEK FLASH ANALYSIS ]: AppleResearch is a raw C-language dump of the author's macOS vulnerability research, much of which he believes should be patched but went unreported for not meeting bounty thresholds. It offers a large corpus of macOS bug-hunting findings, some potentially portable to other Apple OSes.
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: Repo description: A raw dump of my Apple MacOS research. Some likely can be ported over to other Apple OSes. Alot of this should likely be patched, but I did not report many of these as they didnt meet the bar for a bounty.. README: # AppleResearch A raw dump of my Apple MacOS research. Some likely can be ported over to other Apple OSes. Alot of this should likely be patched, but I did not report many of these as they didnt meet the bar for a bounty. # Disclaimer: Everything shared here is for educational purposes to help others that are starting out doing legitimate security research against MacOS. Any misuse of this information is not the fault of the author.
SOURCE: Daniel Miessler (@danielmiessler) • ROLE: Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-07 06:05 UTC
[ DEEPSEEK FLASH ANALYSIS ]: This repo hosts public documentation for Assetnote's MCP server, which connects AI assistants like Claude and ChatGPT to an Assetnote instance so users can query their attack surface in plain language and optionally trigger actions.
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: Repo description: A stripped-down, ultra-fast Neovim. Install it once, then just use it.. README: A stripped-down, ultra-fast Vim. Install it once, then just use it. 62 ms median startup · 19 pinned plugins · ~900 lines of Lua · Neovim 0.12 · MIT Install · What you get · Keys · Proof · Network ULVim is a stripped-down, super basic, ultra-fast version of Vim. It is not designed to be constantly modified: it is a dependable workhorse you install once and then just use. - **Stripped down:** plain Neovim 0.12 and nineteen plugins. No language servers, no completion popup. - **Ultra fast:** a 62 ms median start, [measured](#proof). - **Dependable:** Neovim and every plugin pinned, and every behavior checked by [CHECKS.md](CHECKS.md). ## Instal...
SOURCE: Assetnote Official (@assetnote) • ROLE: Guest Org (Shubs & Sean Yeoh) • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-06 02:00 UTC
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: Repo description: Public documentation for the Assetnote MCP server. README: # Assetnote MCP Server (Beta) The Assetnote MCP server connects an AI assistant (Claude, ChatGPT, Codex and other MCP clients) to your Assetnote instance, so you can ask about your attack surface in plain language: which assets run a technology, what is exposed, which asset group is worst, and more. If you allow it, the assistant can also make changes, such as turning monitoring on or importing hosts, always previewing them first. Assetnote hosts the server, so there is nothing to run yourself: you add Assetnote from your assistant's directory and sign in. ## Contents - [Connecting](#connecting) - [Claude](#claude) - [ChatGPT and Codex](#chat...
SOURCE: Daniel Miessler (@danielmiessler) • ROLE: Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-05 17:58 UTC
[ DEEPSEEK FLASH ANALYSIS ]: LifeOS is Daniel Miessler's AI-powered "life operating system" for personal goal hill-climbing, released as version 8.761.0 ("The One Loop"). The README update stresses that users are responsible for their own security posture.
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: About danielmiessler/LifeOS: ⛰️ LifeOS — The AI-powered Life Operating System that helps you hill climb to wherever you're going.. Recent commits: README: your security is your responsibility | README: replace intro video with the 8.761.0 release film | release 8.761.0: The One Loop
SOURCE: Daniel Miessler (@danielmiessler) • ROLE: Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-05 01:26 UTC
[ DEEPSEEK FLASH ANALYSIS ]: dictation-pedal provides Stream Deck pedal and Right Ctrl+J tap-or-hold dictation control for Wispr Flow or Typeless, with a preroll bridge so the first spoken word isn't lost. Recent work adds 1.3x pitch-preserving catch-up and tighter paste checks.
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: About danielmiessler/dictation-pedal: Stream Deck pedal and Right Ctrl+J tap-or-hold dictation for Wispr Flow or Typeless, with a preroll bridge so your first word gets through. Recent commits: Preroll: catch up at 1.3x with the pitch kept while the app is behind; check paste every 25 ms | Preroll: cut only real pauses (250 ms+), pin the mic by UID, log the mic per capture | Keyboard: find the listener in this module's own clone, not a fixed ~/Projects path
SOURCE: Nick Copi (@7urb0) • ROLE: Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-04 07:44 UTC
[ DEEPSEEK FLASH ANALYSIS ]: intent-anchor is a Python proof-of-concept harness for long-horizon LLM agents that makes goal adherence mechanical by storing hard constraints in an immutable spec instead of trusting the prompt. It aims to prevent agent drift on extended tasks.
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: Repo description: Goal-state as a first-class citizen: mechanical intent anchoring for long-horizon agents (POC). README: # intent-anchor > 把「目标状态」从 prompt 里的一段文字，变成执行中强制维持的一等公民结构。 **English summary**: `intent-anchor` is a proof-of-concept harness for long-horizon LLM agents. Instead of trusting the model to "stay on task", it makes goal adherence **mechanical**: hard constraints live in an immutable spec (not a system prompt), every tool call is forced through a gateway that re-injects goal state, deviations require evidence-backed approval by a deterministic arbiter (fail-closed), and downstream agents must explicitly accept or challenge upstream deviations across multi-hop chains — silent inheritance is impossible. Live-verified with DeepSeek (OpenAI-compatib...
[ DEEPSEEK FLASH ANALYSIS ]: bob is a Go tool for automating the build and push of multiple Docker images within a monorepo. Recent commits are routine dependency bumps for the Docker client, Viper, and Go 1.19.
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: About vitorfhc/bob: Bob is an automated tool for building and pushing multiple Docker images in a monorepo. Recent commits: fix(deps): update module github.com/docker/docker to v20.10.21+incompatible (#18) | fix(deps): update module github.com/spf13/viper to v1.14.0 (#20) | chore(deps): update module go to 1.19 (#14)
SOURCE: Daniel Miessler (@danielmiessler) • ROLE: Guest • PUBLISHED: 2026-11-02 04:00 UTC
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: About danielmiessler/Substrate: An Open-source Framework for Human Understanding, Meaning, and Progress.. Recent commits: Vulnerability & Breach Data: defender-capacity.json marks the two vendor practitioners as sellers; the 63% triage figure is labelled derived | Vulnerability & Breach Data: defender-capacity.json, quoted reports of IR firms at capacity and teams unable to triage, with counter-evidence | Vulnerability & Breach Data: per-authority CVE mix (live/cve-mix.json) with severity and a versioned weakness-class list, from the AI-credit pass; docs and AI-credit refresh
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: About spaceraccoon/vulnerability-spoiler-alert-action: GitHub Action to alert on security patches before the CVE drops.. Recent commits: refactor: allow judge model to use different providers (#27) | chore: bump dependabot deps (#26) | fix: allow deepseek to use json_object instead of json_schema (#25)
SOURCE: Assetnote Official (@assetnote) • ROLE: Guest Org (Shubs & Sean Yeoh) • PUBLISHED: 2026-10-30 06:24 UTC
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: Repo description: Content discovery and fuzzing with HTTP/3 support (100k requests per second). README: # h3fuzz h3fuzz is a content discovery tool with automatic HTTP/3 acceleration and a persistent web console. It is a fork of [ffuf](https://github.com/ffuf/ffuf), so existing ffuf targets, wordlists, matchers, filters, request files, and most command-line workflows remain available. The normal HTTPS protocol order is HTTP/3, then HTTP/2, then HTTP/1.1. Before a scan, h3fuzz can also qualify `HEAD` or `Range: bytes=-1` as a smaller response strategy. It uses either strategy only when repeated baseline requests show that the result metadata remains reliable. ## Responsible use Run h3fuzz only against systems that you own or have explicit permis...
[ CACHED SOURCE EXCERPT ]: About JorianWoltjer/jorianwoltjer.com: Personal blog website with Markdown using an Axum (Rust) backend. Recent commits: update about | Add seed + export manager tools | Fix prerender COOP with view transitions