Scworld Default WAF Rules Inadequate Against Major CVE Exploits
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A study by Miggo Security reveals that default web application firewall (WAF) rules fail to block over 52% of major CVE exploits. The analysis, which tested more than 360 CVEs published between January 2024 and October 2025, indicates that tailored AI rules can mitigate over 91% of these vulnerabilities. The findings highlight significant gaps in the effectiveness of leading WAF solutions.
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