
The PHP attack that proved no ecosystem is safe
For years, every major supply chain incident in npm reopened the same joke among developers: maybe it was time to go back to PHP. The problem is that modern software

For years, every major supply chain incident in npm reopened the same joke among developers: maybe it was time to go back to PHP. The problem is that modern software

Osiris has landed on GitHub with an ambitious promise: to bring together open data from aviation, satellites, public cameras, earthquakes, wildfires, news, cyber threats, sanctions, cryptocurrency, and conflict zones in

A new local privilege escalation vulnerability in Linux, dubbed CIFSwitch, has raised alerts among system administrators and security teams. The flaw affects the interaction between the kernel’s CIFS/SMB client and

Fragnesia, tracked as CVE-2026-46300, has once again put the spotlight on a particularly sensitive area of the Linux kernel: networking paths related to XFRM, ESP and IPsec. For system administrators,

AI-assisted programming has accelerated prototypes, internal tools and products that used to take weeks to reach a first usable version. The problem is that this speed is also pushing code

DirtyFrag has arrived at the worst possible time for Linux administrators: just days after Copy Fail, and with a public proof of concept circulating before all distributions could complete their

Anthropic has published one of the most revealing engineering write-ups in the current AI agent wave. It is not a model launch or a flashy benchmark post, but a detailed

One of the web’s longest-standing privacy leaks has just been addressed at the standards level. The IETF has published RFC 9849, which formally defines TLS Encrypted Client Hello (ECH) as

For years, Proxmox Backup Server (PBS) has earned a reputation as one of the most practical parts of the Proxmox stack: fast incremental backups, global deduplication, integrity checks, encryption options,

Over the past few years, automation has taken over many corners of systems work: deployments, observability, patching, scaling, incident response. Offensive security, however, has largely remained a field where a