Bitcoin Core v29.0 fixes a high-severity use-after-free bug (CVE-2024-52911) that could allow attackers to remotely crash nodes. Upgrade your node today.
C++
Apache Thrift fixes critical cross-language vulnerabilities (MitM, memory corruption, DoS). Secure your Java, Go, and C++ stacks by upgrading to version 0.23.0.
Scriban’s 9.1 CVSS flaw allows sandbox escapes in .NET apps via a cache bypass. Over 40M downloads affected. Update to version 7.0.0 to secure your templates.
Microsoft clarifies it won’t rewrite Windows 11 in Rust with AI, despite bold claims by a senior engineer about replacing C and C++ by 2030.
Microsoft's CoreAI team aims to eliminate all C/C++ code by 2030. Using AI agents, they plan to rewrite 1 million lines of code per engineer, every month.
Unit 42 exposed PhantomVAI Loader, a stealthy MaaS tool that uses steganography (hiding DLL in images) and VM detection to deploy Katz Stealer in MSBuild.exe and exfiltrate crypto credentials globally.
A medium-severity vulnerability (CVE-2025-9708) in the Kubernetes C# client allows MITM attacks and API impersonation. Update now to patch.
A critical flaw in Apache bRPC's Redis parser (CVE-2025-54472) allows unauthenticated remote attackers to crash services via a memory allocation bug. Update to 1.14.1 immediately!
Cyfirma reveals Raven Stealer, a new, lightweight MaaS infostealer built in Delphi/C++, using reflective process hollowing and Telegram bots for stealthy data exfiltration from browsers.
CISA, FBI, and NSA call for adopting memory-safe languages (Rust, Go, Java, Swift) to slash software vulnerabilities. Android saw a 52% drop in memory bugs after embracing MSLs.
CYFIRMA uncovers DuplexSpy, a powerful C# RAT on GitHub with surveillance, persistence, and anti-analysis features, posing a significant cybercrime threat.
New campaigns by Silent Werewolf leverage custom C# loaders and advanced delivery to target entities in Russia and Moldova for cyber-espionage.
Uncover the GitVenom campaign targeting GitHub users with malicious repositories designed to steal credentials and cryptocurrency.
Learn about the TRACTOR program, a DARPA initiative to transition to memory-safe programming languages and automate the conversion of C code to Rust