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CVE-2026-22200 is a severe vulnerability affecting osTicket, a popular open source helpdesk and ticketing system. This vulnerability enables anonymous attackers to read arbitrary files from the osTicket server, and in some cases execute arbitrary code. This issue is patched in osTicket 1.18.3 / 1.17.7.

Insights from the UK NCSC Active Cyber Defence trials reveal why cyber deception, Tripwires, and attacker-centric defense are critical for protecting highly sensitive organisations.

High-Value Targeting (HVT) analyzes and prioritizes systems and accounts based on business impact, replicating how sophisticated attackers identify and prioritize targets after establishing initial access. It identifies domain controllers, privileged accounts, and critical infrastructure, directing NodeZero to test the most critical attack paths first. As NodeZero discovers new systems, credentials, and network relationships, HVT continuously…

A Pentest Wednesday® story showing how one of the world’s largest payments providers replaced point-in-time compliance testing with continuous, attacker-aligned validation.

CVE-2025-64155 chains argument injection and privilege escalation flaws in FortiSIEM to achieve remote root compromise.

Traditional deception tools promised high signal but failed at scale. This page explores how NodeZero® Active Directory Tripwires transform deception into a practical, enterprise-ready detection strategy—using real attacker behavior to deliver early, high-fidelity alerts where identity attacks matter most.

CVE-2026-21858, the so-called “Ni8mare” n8n RCE, drew significant attention—but real-world impact appears limited. Horizon3.ai breaks down the technical prerequisites, observed exposure, and why most organizations are unlikely to be affected.

The DoW’s new Cybersecurity Risk Management Construct demands continuous, evidence-driven security. Learn how Horizon3.ai’s NodeZero delivers real-time, attacker-validated proof to support mission resilience.

We dive into a new set of FreePBX issues beyond CVE-2025-57819: an authentication bypass in webserver mode (CVE-2025-66039), multiple SQL injections (CVE-2025-61675), and an arbitrary file upload bug leading to remote code execution (CVE-2025-61678). Together, they allow authenticated or unauthenticated attackers to achieve code execution on vulnerable FreePBX instances using risky auth settings. This write-up…

Patch Tuesday is a known event, but attackers are moving faster than ever. For a leading U.S. manufacturer, shifting from simple patching to continuous validation became the key to proving their fixes worked, turning uncertainty into confidence.