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How a Real Crypto API Exploit Let Users Change Asset Types #CryptoSecurity #CryptoExchange #crypto

A real-world API vulnerability let a user change the asset type in a major crypto exchange—bypassing expected controls. Watch how a simple tweak to API parameters enabled unauthorized trades and exposed critical flaws. Learn why detailed schema validation and input checks are essential for protecting sensitive financial APIs.

Autonomous Vulnerability Remediation: Securing Web & API Apps Instantly

One-third of critical and high vulnerabilities remain open for 180+ days from the time they are discovered. When it comes to business growth vs security, business always wins by prioritizing features over vulnerabilities. This gives hackers enough time to exploit the vulnerabilities, putting the organization at risk. However, most of these vulnerabilities can be virtually patched within a few hours using solutions like AppTrana's SwyftComply, with zero impact on business continuity.

Echoes in the Shell: Legacy Tooling Behind Ongoing SharePoint 'ToolShell' Exploitation

The Trustwave SpiderLabs CTI team began correlating telemetry from multiple enterprise environments in response to a rapidly developing threat landscape involving the widespread exploitation of Microsoft SharePoint on-premises infrastructure. In this blog, we share key findings from several observed intrusions across our monitored environments.

CVE-2025-53786: U.S. CISA Issues Emergency Directive for Post-Authentication Vulnerability in Microsoft Exchange Hybrid Configurations

On August 6, 2025, Microsoft disclosed a high-severity post-authentication vulnerability affecting on-premises Microsoft Exchange servers configured for hybrid-joined environments, tracked as CVE-2025-53786. The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued Emergency Directive 25-02, requiring federal agencies to patch the vulnerability by Monday, August 11.

Meeting the AI Mandates with Confidence: Why Federal Teams Trust Snyk

Federal agencies are moving fast to unlock AI's potential—from improving citizen services to driving mission outcomes. But with all that innovation comes a new wave of complexity and risk. Security, trust, and transparency can’t be afterthoughts. They need to be part of the build and AI adoption process from day one. AI-driven development is exponentially increasing both code speed and code insecurity, as AI generates code with up to 40% more vulnerabilities than human developers.