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Malicious Claude Code Extension Hits Cursor
4 WAF Rules for Critical WordPress & Joomla Vulnerabilities
BitNinja 7 new WordPress plugin vulnerabilities
PolyShell: Block Upload, Execution and Backdoor Access with WAF Rules
Ninja Forms Backdoor: Why Patched Isn't Clean
WordPress Plugin Exploits Blocked: Three New WAF Rules
php2shell Attacks: Why BitNinja Is the Best Defense
Critical PHP RCE: What Hosting Providers Should Do Now
BitNinja Blocks PHP2Shell Exploits with WAF Rule 410053
Five New BitNinja WAF Rules Defend WordPress Sites Against UpdraftCentral, Bricksforge, and OttoKit Attacks
php2shell: Two Critical PHP Vulnerabilities (CVSS 9.2): What Hosting Providers Need to Know
New BitNinja Agent Release 3.17.9: Improved CAPTCHA Handling and WAFPro Header Control
New BitNinja Agent Release 3.17.8: Refined CaptchaHttp Port Mapping
New BitNinja Agent Release 3.17.7: Improved Malware Detection and Custom CAPTCHA Configuration
New BitNinja Agent Release 3.17.6: Improved IP Filtering and Malware Scan Coverage
New BitNinja Agent Release 3.17.5: Improved Policier Health Checks and Malware Detection
New BitNinja Agent Release 3.17.4: Native eBPF IP Set Lookups and Service Reliability
New BitNinja Agent Release 3.17.3: JA4H Whitelists and Configurable CaptchaHttp Challenges
New BitNinja Agent Release 3.17.1: Reliable Service Management and WAF Configuration Fallback
New BitNinja Agent 3.17.0: Modernized PID Paths and Improved Service Reliability
New BitNinja Agent Release 3.16.14: Earlier Attack Detection and WAF Pro Fixes
Beyond IP Blocking: Early Attack Detection with JA4H Fingerprinting
Fighting AI-Generated Malware with AI: BitNinja’s Binary Malware Analysis
CVE-2026-15280: IBM WebSphere Security Alert
CVE-2026-15325: Server Security at Risk
CVE-2026-15328: IBM WebSphere Server Vulnerability
IBM WebSphere Server Vulnerability Alert: CVE-2026-15064
Important CVE Alert for IBM WebSphere Users
CVE-2026-15670: SQL Injection Vulnerability in SMS Alert Plugin
Essential Tips for Server Security Post-CVE-2024-14041
SQL Injection Vulnerability in ShopLentor Plugin
SQL Injection Vulnerability in SMS Alert Plugin
Vulnerability Alert: SQL Injection in Chaty Pro Plugin
Critical CVE-2026-64527 Vulnerability: Server Security Alert
Critical CVE-2026-64529 Vulnerability Alert
CVE-2026-14203: Warning for Server Security
CVE-2026-14568: A Crucial Reminder for Server Security
CVE-2026-66011: ImageMagick Memory Leak Vulnerability
OpenRemote CVE-2026-66013: Critical Bypass Alert
Server Security Alert: CVE-2026-14235 and Its Impact
Server Security Alert: CVE-2026-14236 Explained
Unauthenticated Remote Code Execution Alert for Server Admins
Understanding CVE-2026-64528 and Its Impact
Critical CVE-2026-64526 Vulnerability: Steps for Server Admins
Critical Linux Server Vulnerability Update
Enhancing Server Security: Insights on CVE-2026-64525
Linux Kernel CVE-2026-64523: Server Security Alert
Understanding the KVM Vulnerability CVE-2026-64513
Urgent: Address CVE-2026-64514 to Protect Your Servers
Critical CVE-2026-64508 Patch for Linux Servers
CVE-2026-17107: Server Security Alert for Hosting Providers
CVE-2026-64509: Linux Kernel Vulnerability Alert
CVE-2026-66032: libssh2 Vulnerability Alert
CVE-2026-66033: Server Security Under Threat
Server Security Alert: CVE-2026-66034 Insight
Server Security Alert: CVE-2026-66035 Vulnerability
Strengthening Server Security Against CVE-2026-64507
Boost Your Server Security: Protect Against CVE-2026-21653
CVE-2026-15967: MOVEit Transfer Vulnerability
CVE-2026-34496: Critical Linux Server Vulnerability
Mitigating CVE-2026-15665 Vulnerability in WordPress Plugins
Protect Your Server: CVE-2026-15755 Alert
Protect Your Server from CVE-2026-16796 Threats
Server Security Alert: CVE-2026-16910 in Red Hat Quay
Server Security Alert: Vulnerability CVE-2026-21655
Understanding CVE-2026-15334: A Threat to Server Security
CVE-2026-14282: Critical GoDAM Vulnerability Alert
CVE-2026-15011: Unauthenticated Code Injection Risks
Enhancing Server Security: CVE-2026-15794 Alert
MaxMind Credentials Leak: What Server Admins Must Know
Mitigating CVE-2026-16628 Vulnerability in oclif
New Joomla Vulnerability CVE-2026-65431: Protect Your Server
Protect Your Linux Server from CVE-2026-16629 Vulnerability
Securing Your Servers Against CVE-2025-50330
Server Security Alert: CVE-2025-50329 Overview
Strengthening Server Security Against CVE-2025-44089
BitNinja 3.16.9: Custom SSL Certificates and Enhanced WAF Pro Features
Critical Kibana Vulnerability: What Server Admins Need to Know
Critical Vulnerability Alert: CVE-2026-63261 in Kibana
CVE-2026-62519: Critical Server Vulnerability Insights
CVE-2026-63144: Elasticsearch Vulnerability Alert
CVE-2026-63259: A Server Security Alert for Admins
New Server Vulnerability: CVE-2026-62524
New Vulnerabilities Highlight Need for Strong Server Security
New Vulnerability CVE-2026-62525 in Oracle Products
Prevent DoS Attacks: CVE-2026-63260 Advisory
The Importance of Server Security: Mitigating CVE-2026-62521
Critical CVE-2026-16336 Vulnerability in Trino
Critical Server Vulnerability: Protect Your Hosting
CVE-2023-37507: Essential Insights for Server Security
CVE-2026-13381: Critical Server Vulnerability Alert
CVE-2026-47129: Crucial Server Security Alert
CVE-2026-47130: Server Security Alert for NextCRM Users
Protect Your Linux Server Against CVE-2026-44507
Protect Your Server: XSS Vulnerability Alert (CVE-2023-37508)
Securing Your Linux Server Against CVE-2026-15156
wp2shell WordPress Vulnerabilities: BitNinja Releases New WAF Rules
CVE-2026-12723: Security Alert for Kirki Plugin
CVE-2026-44359: GitHub Repo Vulnerability Insights
CVE-2026-64164: Key Updates for Server Security
