appsec

Policy Roast: Browser Agents Need Evidence, Not Permission Prompts

Browser agents, AI red teams, and vulnerability clearinghouses all point to the same failure: permission is not evidence.

The Docket: RabbitMQ Shows Message Brokers Are Identity Boundaries Now

RabbitMQ's patched OAuth and authorization flaws show why message brokers now belong in the identity risk boundary.

The Docket: Gitea Docker Turned Proxy Trust Into Identity Bypass

Gitea's Docker image shows why identity headers need a verified trust boundary, not just a reverse proxy in front.

Explain This: Your Detection Platform Cannot Be the Write Primitive

Splunk's sidecar flaw shows why detection platforms need production-grade trust boundaries, not blind trust because they collect evidence.

The Docket: CISA's ActiveMQ KEV Entry Is Really About Exposed Management Surfaces

CISA's ActiveMQ KEV entry matters because it turns an exposed management path into a compressed remediation and evidence problem.

Explain This: The Thymeleaf Bug That Turned Whitespace Into Code Execution

Thymeleaf's sandbox bypass shows how a parser edge case can turn a trusted rendering layer into a code execution risk.

Explain This: CVE Instability Exposes the Limits of ID-Based Triage

The CVE funding scare matters because too many security programs still treat a CVE ID as the work, not the starting point.