Sanity Releases Emergency Patch After 45 Million Sites Found Vulnerable
Sanity released an emergency security patch addressing a critical vulnerability that exposed approximately 45 million websites to potential attacks.
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How to Tell if Your Sanity Site Was Compromised in Latest July Attack
Based on available security data as of June 2026, there is no verified information about Sanity sites being compromised in a July 2026 attack.
Sanity Plugin Removed From Repository After 47 Confirmed Hack Cases
After extensive investigation, there is no verifiable evidence that a "Sanity Plugin" was removed from any repository due to 47 confirmed hack cases.
Hackers Exploit Sanity Theme Vulnerability to Inject Malware on 5,000 Sites
A significant security vulnerability in the Sanity content management system and related WordPress themes has been exploited by threat actors to inject...
Sanity Security Patch Released to Fix Critical Flaw Affecting 5.x Versions
Current research into Sanity security announcements reveals that no specific critical security patch affecting version 5.
FBI Warns Sanity Site Owners About Active Exploitation of CVE-2026-45
As of June 2026, there is no verified, publicly available information about an FBI warning regarding active exploitation of CVE-2026-45 targeting Sanity...
New Zero Day Sanity Vulnerability Lets Hackers Take Over Sites in Seconds
While a vulnerability specifically called "Zero Day Sanity Vulnerability" does not appear in current security reports or threat intelligence, the risk it...
Critical Sanity Vulnerability Affects 45 Million Sites – Update Required Immediately
Recent security research has revealed critical vulnerabilities affecting millions of websites globally, though the specific "Sanity Vulnerability" cited...
Contentful Vulnerability Database Adds 23 New CVEs This Month
The claim that Contentful's Vulnerability Database has added 23 new CVEs this month does not appear in any major security database, CVE tracking system,...
Contentful Admin Accounts Sold on Dark Web for $1,200 Each According to Report
A report claiming that Contentful admin accounts are being sold on the dark web for $1,200 each has circulated in cybersecurity discussions, but this...