The Tortilla Test: Ensuring Your Vulnerability Intelligence is Always Fresh | Grey Noise Blog
Summary: GreyNoise says more than 2,000 remotely exploitable, no-authentication CVEs were published in the first six months of 2024, increasingly on edge devices with few mitigating controls. The company is launching GreyNoise for Vulnerability Prioritization, which draws on its global network of thousands of sensors that emulate exposed enterprise assets to flag attacks in real time rather than relying on stale "Known Exploits Available" or "In the Wild" labels.
Key Takeaway: Security teams are being pulled off their work by more than 2,000 no-auth, remotely exploitable CVEs in half a year, and the prioritization tags they lean on can't distinguish a proof-of-concept snippet from an active mass-exploitation campaign.
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