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SCA in 2026: AI-Aware SBOMs, Agentic Automation, Skilled Developers
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18 June 2026

SCA in 2026: AI-Aware SBOMs, Agentic Automation, Skilled Developers

Software Composition Analysis (SCA) is evolving rapidly. New regulations and AI-driven development demand a fresh approach to managing open-source risk. Effective SCA in 2026 requires AI-aware SBOMs, intelligent automati

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Scaling Code Review: AI's Impact on Vulnerability Discovery & Triage
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15 June 2026

Scaling Code Review: AI's Impact on Vulnerability Discovery & Triage

AI-driven code review is fundamentally changing how security teams find and manage vulnerabilities. While models like Anthropic's Mythos are uncovering flaws at an unprecedented scale, this influx also strains traditiona

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OWASP Top 10: Still Relevant, Now With AI Context
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14 June 2026

OWASP Top 10: Still Relevant, Now With AI Context

Despite evolving threats, the OWASP Top 10 persists as a foundational application security guide. Recent incidents underscore its continued relevance, even as new AI-specific guidance emerges to contextualize its princip

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OWASP Top 10 Guidance for Security Teams in 2026
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14 June 2026

OWASP Top 10 Guidance for Security Teams in 2026

Recent incidents show the OWASP Top 10 is still a useful baseline. The practical shift is how teams apply it faster, with AI systems included.

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CVE-2026-35273 in PeopleSoft: What SAST Taint Analysis Catches That Signatures Miss
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13 June 2026

CVE-2026-35273 in PeopleSoft: What SAST Taint Analysis Catches That Signatures Miss

Oracle PeopleSoft's Java/JSP architecture was not designed with modern taint-aware security scanning in mind, and that gap is exactly what CVE-2026-35273 exploits. The vulnerability is actively…

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AI-as-a-Service in the Underground: What SAST Teams Must Detect Now
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11 June 2026

AI-as-a-Service in the Underground: What SAST Teams Must Detect Now

Rapid7's 2026 threat research confirms what many security teams suspected: AI-as-a-Service has moved from proof-of-concept to operationalized criminal infrastructure. Underground marketplaces now…

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Anthropic's Mythos: AI Finds 10,000 Zero-Days, Reshaping SAST
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11 June 2026

Anthropic's Mythos: AI Finds 10,000 Zero-Days, Reshaping SAST

Anthropic's Claude Mythos Preview identified over 10,000 high- or critical-severity vulnerabilities in its first month. This changes how we view SAST and AI's role in the vulnerability discovery pipeline. Mythos can gene

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June Patch Tuesday: 206 Microsoft CVEs and the Case for Continuous Taint Analysis
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9 June 2026

June Patch Tuesday: 206 Microsoft CVEs and the Case for Continuous Taint Analysis

June 2026 Patch Tuesday landed 206 Microsoft CVEs in a single cycle — a volume that makes reactive patching alone an insufficient security strategy. For CISOs and compliance teams measured on…

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Mitigating the 18-Year-Old NGINX RCE Before Patching
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9 June 2026

Mitigating the 18-Year-Old NGINX RCE Before Patching

A critical 18-year-old NGINX vulnerability (CVE-2026-42945) allows remote code execution. This flaw, present since 2008, affects all NGINX versions up to 1.30.0 and NGINX Plus R32-R36, making rapid response crucial. Acti

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Modern SCA: Inventory, AI, and Business-Aligned Enforcement
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8 June 2026

Modern SCA: Inventory, AI, and Business-Aligned Enforcement

Software Composition Analysis (SCA) is evolving. The most effective programs in 2026 will integrate comprehensive inventory, automated intelligence, and policy enforcement directly tied to business requirements.

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SAST Taint Tracking Spots ActiveMQ and Gogs RCE Before Exploit
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5 June 2026

SAST Taint Tracking Spots ActiveMQ and Gogs RCE Before Exploit

Two widely-deployed open-source components now have complete, end-to-end Metasploit exploits. Apache ActiveMQ's broker deserialization path and Gogs' git rebase handler each accept…

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Node-gyp Worm: How SAST Taint Analysis Catches Self-Propagating npm Malware
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4 June 2026

Node-gyp Worm: How SAST Taint Analysis Catches Self-Propagating npm Malware

A new class of npm supply chain attack hides malicious payloads inside binding.gyp — the build configuration file node-gyp uses to compile native addons. Unlike typosquaked packages or hijacked…

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OWASP Top 10 in 2026: What Real Incidents Reveal About Your Biggest Risks
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4 June 2026

OWASP Top 10 in 2026: What Real Incidents Reveal About Your Biggest Risks

From Exchange zero-days to poisoned npm packages, June 2026’s most damaging attacks align tightly with OWASP Top 10 categories. Here’s what security teams should prioritize—and why.

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HazyBeacon: Lambda Function URLs Abused as C2 Infrastructure
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3 June 2026

HazyBeacon: Lambda Function URLs Abused as C2 Infrastructure

HazyBeacon: Lambda Function URLs Abused as C2 Infrastructure

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False-Positive Triage: What Security Teams Can Learn from Medical AI Validation
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2 June 2026

False-Positive Triage: What Security Teams Can Learn from Medical AI Validation

Medical AI's struggle with false positives offers hard-won lessons for security teams drowning in noisy alerts. Here's what actually works.

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Miasma Supply Chain Attack: When Red Hat npm Packages Become Attack Vectors
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1 June 2026

Miasma Supply Chain Attack: When Red Hat npm Packages Become Attack Vectors

Traditional SAST tools scan first-party source code for known vulnerability patterns, then stop. That boundary is exactly where Miasma lives. The wiz-research-supplied threat intelligence on the…

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