Third party plugin risk, not clever malware, is why a critical WooCommerce flaw patched in February is still being exploited in September.
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The Cisco ISE patch for CVE-2026-76460 isn’t optional. A step-by-step plan for checking versions, patching, and spotting prior compromise.
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EvilTokens compromised over 12,000 Microsoft 365 inboxes using device code phishing before Microsoft’s Digital Crimes Unit shut it down. Here is how the attack works and a five-point check for …
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Shadow AI is unapproved AI tool use by staff, and it now outpaces shadow IT as a data risk. A clear breakdown of the danger and a practical checklist to …
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A practical checklist for the WordPress Click2Shell flaw: whether you’re affected, how serious it really was, and the five things to check this week.
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SolarWinds patched a hard-coded key vulnerability in the very tool built to manage access rights. Why that irony matters more than the CVSS score, and what it should change.
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A Microsoft-signed EDR killer driver evaded Microsoft’s own blocklist. Signed was never the same as safe, and this case is why the difference matters.
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Flock Camera Hack – What Hackers Found Inside a Roadside Surveillance Device
by Tashinaby TashinaTLDR A hacker collective called stegan0gram pulled a Flock Safety camera off a roadway and copied its storage. The camera’s “media” partition held an encryption key in the clear. That …
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A critical Cisco email gateway vulnerability shows why perimeter security appliances need the same scrutiny and testing as the applications they protect.
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WordPress’s automated plugin review caught a real backdoor before it shipped. That is a genuine win, but it does nothing about the vulnerable plugins already on your site.