A severe flaw has been discovered in Apache Tika, the widely adopted framework for document parsing and content extraction. Tracked as CVE-2025-66516 with a CVSS score of 10.0, the issue enables XML External Entity (XXE) attacks through specially crafted PDF files. This new advisory replaces CVE-2025-54988. Although the earlier notice pointed to the PDF parser […]

We are excited to announce a major expansion of the Upwind Runtime Attack Surface Management. This release extends support for GCP and Azure resources, bringing true multi-cloud parity while deepening AWS support with expanded support for AWS Lambda, SNS, Elasticache, and Redis. Beyond coverage, we are introducing Deep Data Scanning – a new ASM playbook […]

Today, we’re expanding the Upwind CNAPP with Upwind AI, a set of tightly integrated capabilities that take AI security far beyond configuration checks or endpoint monitoring. As AI becomes embedded in every layer of cloud infrastructure, security teams need a way to understand not just where AI is running, but how it behaves, what it […]

On October 3rd, Redis published an advisory for a critical vulnerability in its Lua engine that could lead from a memory leak to remote code execution. It was initially, and surprisingly, assigned a CVSS 3.1 score of 10.0. While the score has since been debated and adjusted, the core issue remains: an attacker with privileges […]

A critical vulnerability was disclosed in Argo CD, a popular GitOps continuous delivery tool. This flaw allows project-level API tokens to retrieve sensitive repository credentials such as usernames and passwords, even when those tokens do not have explicit permissions to access secrets. Overview Argo CD uses project-level tokens to automate deployment workflows and manage applications.Due […]

Overview: CVE-2025-23266 is a container‑escape vulnerability (CVSS 9.0) affecting the NVIDIA Container Toolkit and GPU Operator. While this vulnerability requires multiple specific conditions, it has the potential to allow a malicious container image to escape its sandbox and execute code as root on the host. NVIDIA has released patched versions of both components. Upgrading to Toolkit v1.17.8  and  GPU Operator 25.3.1 […]

The Linux kernel is constantly evolving, and one of the significant additions in recent years is io_uring. Introduced in kernel 5.1 (2019), it’s designed to dramatically speed up input/output (I/O) operations. But as with many powerful tools, it brings new security considerations. Let’s break down what io_uring is, the risks it presents, and how to […]

Modern AI systems, especially large language models (LLMs), are no longer isolated engines responding to static inputs. They’re evolving into intelligent agents, copilots, and autonomous systems that interact with their environment, reason over external data, and adapt in real time. But there’s a fundamental problem: LLMs are powerful, but they don’t know anything outside of […]

We are actively responding to a significant security breach involving the widely used GitHub Action, tj-actions/changed-files. Current findings indicate that nearly all tagged versions of tj-actions/changed-files have been compromised, resulting in direct access to running containers and virtual machines’ memory, allowing the extraction of sensitive secrets, information, and code. This is happening through the following command […]

A critical Remote Code Execution (RCE) vulnerability was recently discovered in python-json-logger, a widely used Python package for structured logging. This flaw, affecting versions 3.2.0 and 3.2.1, arises due to a missing dependency: msgspec-python313-pre. The package was deleted from PyPI, leaving its name unclaimed. This vulnerability highlights a recurring yet dangerous issue in software supply […]