Tag: Check Point Blog

Hexstrike-AI: When LLMs Meet Zero-Day Exploitation

Key Findings: Newly released framework called Hexstrike-AI provides threat actors with an orchestration “brain” that can direct more than 150 specialized AI agents to autonomously scan, exploit, and persist inside targets. Within hours of its release, dark web chatter shows…

The Drift–Salesforce Attack: Time to Rethink Your SaaS Security

A SaaS Security nightmare for IT managers everywhere recently came true. Attackers leveraged legitimate OAuth tokens from Salesloft’s Drift chatbot integration with Salesforce to silently exfiltrate customer data from the popular CRM platform, according to Google Threat Intelligence Group. The…

Employee Spotlight: Getting to Know Julia Rabinovich

Julia, can you tell us a bit about yourself? I’m a system architect in the Quantum Network Security Products department. My main responsibilities focus on building system solutions and related architectural work, but I’m also very passionate about promoting a…

CloudGuard WAF-as-a-Service now Live on AWS Marketplace

We are excited to announce that CloudGuard WAF-as-a-Service (WAFaaS) is now available on Amazon Web Services (AWS) Marketplace and verified as a “Deployed on AWS” solution. This release simplifies application and API protection for AWS customers. CloudGuard WAF was recognized…

AI-Driven Visibility with the Harmony SASE MCP

Enterprise security and networking teams need details fast, and we work hard to make sure your SASE admin experience is as streamlined as possible. But sometimes it’s better to integrate data into the tools you already use. Introducing the Harmony…

EchoLink and the Rise of Zero-Click AI Exploits

In an increasingly AI-powered enterprise landscape, the recent discovery of a zero-click vulnerability in Microsoft 365 Copilot, dubbed EchoLink, should come as a stark warning for cyber security leaders. This isn’t just another flaw – it’s a new class of…

The Brain Behind Next-Generation Cyber Attacks

Introduction Last week, researchers at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) revealed a finding that caught the attention of both the AI and cybersecurity worlds. Their work tackled a lingering challenge: whether today’s leading large language models (LLMs) can independently carry out…

GitHub Abuse Engine: Stay One Step Ahead

In the dynamic world of cyber security, staying ahead of malicious actors is paramount. We are thrilled to introduce the GitHub Abuse Engine, a cutting-edge engine of ThreatCloud AI designed to detect and mitigate malicious abuse on GitHub. This engine leverages…

Microsoft Vulnerabilities Exposed by Check Point Research

Check Point Research uncovered six fresh vulnerabilities in Microsoft Windows, including one critical flaw with potential for wide-reaching impact. These weaknesses could trigger system crashes, enable arbitrary code execution, or expose sensitive data across networks. Following a responsible disclosure process,…

The Alarming Surge in Compromised Credentials in 2025

One of the most pressing cyber threats businesses face today is the rampant rise in compromised credentials. Data from Check Point External Risk Management (previously known as Cyberint), reveals a staggering 160% increase in compromised credentials so far in 2025…

Check Point Deploys Real-Time Threat Detection on Cardano Mainnet

Major banks are adopting public blockchains at an accelerating pace. Financial institutions are moving beyond pilot programs on private networks to live deployments on permissionless blockchains. Today, major financial institutions are issuing stablecoins and tokenizing real world assets (stocks, bonds,…

Cursor IDE: Persistent Code Execution via MCP Trust Bypass

CVE-2025-54136 –  MCPoison Key Insights Critical RCE Flaw in Popular AI-powered IDE Check Point Research uncovered a persistent remote code execution vulnerability in Cursor, a fast-growing AI-powered coding platform trusted by developers worldwide. MCP Vulnerability Cursor allows attackers to gain…