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Analysis of 25 million security alerts reveals that ignoring low-severity telemetry causes enterprise SOC teams to miss one significant threat every week.
A new Linux implant, Quasar Linux RAT (QLNX), targets developer systems for credential theft and network tunneling to compromise software supply chains.
Analysis of Gafgyt and Mirai botnet activity targeting IoT devices through RCE vulnerabilities such as CVE-2017-17215 and CVE-2014-2320.
Technical analysis of the Dirty Frag Linux kernel vulnerability (CVE-2024-26610), exploring its impact on IPv4 fragmentation and mitigation strategies.
Exploit analysis of CVE-2026-6411 in MAXHUB Pivot client. Learn how hardcoded AES keys and MQTT enrollment flaws lead to data disclosure and DoS.
Analysis of the potential CISA leadership transition to Tom Parker and how an operational focus may reshape national cybersecurity and incident response.
PCPJack malware replaces TeamPCP, utilizing Apache Parquet files for stealthy cloud secret theft across multiple service providers and environments.
The RansomHouse extortion group claims to have breached Trellix internal systems. Analyze the potential impact of this security vendor compromise and mitigation steps.
PCPJack is a new Golang-based worm targeting AWS, Docker, and Kubernetes. Learn how it removes TeamPCP and steals credentials to compromise cloud infrastructure.
The Dirty Frag zero-day vulnerability allows local attackers to gain root access on major Linux distributions via an exploit in kernel fragmentation handling.
An unpatched Linux kernel vulnerability dubbed Dirty Frag allows local privilege escalation to root, building on the exploitation patterns of CVE-2026-31431.
A cybercrime group's data extortion attack on the Canvas education platform disrupted services and threatens to leak data from 275 million students and faculty.
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