Company Snapshot
Langflow is a Developer tools company, based in Uberlândia, Minas Gerais, Brazil, founded 2022 by Rodrigo Nader, Gabriel Luiz Freitas Almeida.
Latest Pulse
- Sep 2, 2026One Git Flaw Can Hijack Claude Code, Cursor, GrokGitSpawn, a newly disclosed vulnerability class, lets a booby-trapped repository silently execute code the moment it's opened in an AI coding agent, with no click or prompt required.→
- Sep 2, 2026Hackers Are Actively Exploiting a Critical Langflow FlawAttackers are actively exploiting a maximum-severity remote-code-execution flaw in Langflow, the open-source AI-agent framework, using it to harvest credentials and establish persistence rather than just crash servers.→
- Aug 5, 2026CISA Flags Active Attacks on IBM's Langflow AI PlatformCISA added CVE-2026-9198 to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog after finding evidence of active exploitation of Langflow, IBM's agentic AI builder, which allows unauthenticated remote code execution on default deployments.→
- Aug 4, 2026Zenity Raises $125M to Police Enterprise AI AgentsNorwest led a $125M Series C for Zenity, which monitors and governs the AI agents enterprises are wiring into sensitive systems, bringing the New York- and Tel Aviv-based company's total funding to about $185M.→
- Jun 19, 20267,000 Langflow Servers Are Under Attack -- and LangGraph and LangChain Share the HolesRoughly 7,000 internet-exposed Langflow servers are being actively exploited, and researchers warn the same class of flaws extends to LangGraph and LangChain -- the orchestration backbone of much of today's agent stack. It's a stark reminder that the rush to ship AI agents has outpaced the security hardening underneath them.→
- Jun 19, 20267,000 Langflow Servers Are Under Active Attack -- and LangGraph and LangChain Share the HolesRoughly 7,000 internet-exposed Langflow servers are under active attack, and security researchers warn that the same class of vulnerabilities extends to LangGraph and LangChain -- the de facto plumbing of the agent boom. As enterprises rush AI agents into production, the orchestration layer is emerging as a soft, high-value target.→
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Hackers Are Actively Exploiting a Critical Langflow Flaw
Attackers are actively exploiting a maximum-severity remote-code-execution flaw in Langflow, the open-source AI-agent framework, using it to harvest credentials and establish persistence rather than just crash servers.
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7,000 Langflow Servers Are Under Attack -- and LangGraph and LangChain Share the Holes
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7,000 Langflow Servers Are Under Attack -- and LangGraph and LangChain Share the Holes
Roughly 7,000 internet-exposed Langflow servers are being actively exploited, and researchers warn the same class of flaws extends to LangGraph and LangChain -- the orchestration backbone of much of today's agent stack. It's a stark reminder that the rush to ship AI agents has outpaced the security hardening underneath them.
7,000 Langflow Servers Are Under Active Attack -- and LangGraph and LangChain Share the Holes
AI
7,000 Langflow Servers Are Under Active Attack -- and LangGraph and LangChain Share the Holes
Roughly 7,000 internet-exposed Langflow servers are under active attack, and security researchers warn that the same class of vulnerabilities extends to LangGraph and LangChain -- the de facto plumbing of the agent boom. As enterprises rush AI agents into production, the orchestration layer is emerging as a soft, high-value target.