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A phishing campaign targeting Instagram users is doing the rounds. There are plenty of those around, but when we took a look at this particular email, it seemed a bit different to the normal phishing emails that point to scammy websites. The email looked like this, which is very similar to the one Instagram sends…

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CVE-2024-12029: A critical deserialization vulnerability in InvokeAI’s /api/v2/models/install endpoint allows remote code execution via malicious model files. Exploit risk for AI art servers. The post CVE-2024-12029 – InvokeAI Deserialization of Untrusted Data vulnerability appeared first on OffSec. Go to Source

It feels like every security product today is quick to slap on a “zero-trust” label, especially when it comes to APIs. But as we dig deeper, we keep encountering a sobering reality: despite all the buzzwords, many “zero-trust” API security stacks are hollow at the core. They authenticate traffic, sure. But visibility? Context? Real-time policy…

Learn how phishing attacks work and how to spot them. Watch OffSec’s animated video to protect yourself from scams, spoofed sites, and social engineering. The post What is Phishing? Introduction to Phishing Demo (for Beginners) appeared first on OffSec. Go to Source

With governments demanding actual age verification on websites with adult content, and platforms like social media and Roblox introducing restrictions based on a user’s age, the controversy about different types of age verification and their implications is growing. Last week, Roblox announced new age estimation technology which, it says, should help to confirm users’ ages…

It feels like every security product today is quick to slap on a “zero-trust” label, especially when it comes to APIs. But as we dig deeper, we keep encountering a sobering reality: despite all the buzzwords, many “zero-trust” API security stacks are hollow at the core. They authenticate traffic, sure. But visibility? Context? Real-time policy…

Learn how phishing attacks work and how to spot them. Watch OffSec’s animated video to protect yourself from scams, spoofed sites, and social engineering. The post What is Phishing? Introduction to Phishing Demo (for Beginners) appeared first on OffSec. Go to Source

Discover the critical Apache Camel vulnerability (CVE-2025-27636) that allows remote code execution via case-sensitive HTTP header manipulation in the exec component. Learn how attackers exploit this flaw and how to mitigate it. The post CVE-2025-27636 – Remote Code Execution in Apache Camel via Case-Sensitive Header Filtering Bypass appeared first on OffSec. Go to Source

As APIs now power over half of global internet traffic, they have become prime real estate for cyberattacks. While their agility and integration potential fuel innovation, they also multiply exposure points for malicious actors. It’s no surprise that API abuse ranks high in the OWASP threat landscape. Yet, in many environments, API security remains immature,…