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In the same week PHP2Shell went from 28 vendors to 31, Node2Shell went from 7 to 35. Node2Shell (CVE-2026-111497) is a critical bug in Google’s Brotli compression library. Brotli is bundled almost everywhere, so the bug doesn’t stop at NodeJS. Securin Signals now maps it to 227 products, including .NET and Visual Studio, major Linux distributions, Mitel phone systems, and the security tools defenders rely on, such as Splunk, Cisco XDR and Palo Alto PAN-OS. It’s already in CISA KEV, with 92 public exploits and exploit attempts seen four days after disclosure. Federal agencies have until Nov. 10 to patch. Our latest post breaks down where Brotli hides and what to patch first. Link in the first comment. #Cybersecurity #VulnerabilityManagement #Nodejs

Attackers don't need to find every vulnerability. They just need one path you missed. That's the gap between security tools - and it's why we built the Securin Platform. Today we're launching Securin's AI-native Preemptive Exposure Management Platform. It closes the distance between "we patched it" and "we proved it's closed" - bringing attack surface discovery, live threat intelligence, exposure management, remediation guidance, and offensive validation into one continuous workflow. No more stitching together five tools and hoping the picture is complete. Three questions drive every real risk decision. Now one platform answers all of them: 🔍 What can attackers actually exploit? 🎯 What do we fix first? ✅ Did the fix hold? Proof where we can get it. Real intelligence everywhere else. Clear priorities instead of alert fatigue. Evidence instead of assumptions. Discover → Validate → Prioritize → Remediate → Verify Attackers only need one path that works. Now your team can know - not guess - that it's closed. #Cybersecurity #ExposureManagement #PreemptiveSecurity #ThreatIntelligence

Adversarial precision at AI speed. Not yet in most portfolios. Technical support on every account and a revenue model that grows with your business.

Your clients are being asked which vulnerabilities are actually exploitable and whether fixes held. That question is already in your accounts. You can now walk in with the answer.

Adversarial intelligence your clients cannot get elsewhere, and it fits inside what you already deliver. No change to how you operate. A change to what you deliver.

Security teams can't prioritize what they can't validate. Your clients are already being asked to prove what's exploitable and what was fixed. You can now answer that question.