The Rise of Autonomous Cyber Attacks: Risks, Examples & Defense
Last month, a mid-size financial services company ran a routine penetration test. The testers used an AI-assisted reconnaissance tool to map the netw…
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Your TLS Certificates Are About to Silently Break — And You Won't Know Until It's Too Late
A quiet but consequential change is coming to internet security infrastructure — and unlike most breaking changes, this one won't announce itself…
Vercel Hacked: Breach Is Bigger Than First Disclosed — Customer Data Stolen Before the Attack Even Started
What began as a contained supply chain incident has quietly expanded into something far more serious. Vercel has updated its April 2026 security bull…
Pack2TheRoot Flaw Lets Root to Any Linux User — Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora at Risk
A newly disclosed vulnerability in a near-universal Linux component has handed any local, unprivileged user the keys to the entire system — no passwo…
Bitwarden CLI Hijacked to Steal Your AWS, GitHub, and SSH Secrets
If you installed Bitwarden's command-line password manager this month, your developer credentials — including cloud keys, SSH material, and GitHu…
Lovable Admits It Broke Its Own Security Fix — Exposed User Projects for 76 Days
Lovable has published a formal incident report admitting that a backend regression it introduced in February 2026 re-exposed the chat histories and s…
Hackers Poisoned Official Checkmarx KICS Docker Images to Steal Infrastructure Secrets
Security researchers have uncovered a significant supply chain attack targeting Checkmarx's KICS (Keeping Infrastructure as Code Secure) — a wide…
GreenGeeks vs. Kinsta: Budget Eco-Hosting Against Premium Managed WordPress
I spent quite a bit of time running WordPress sites on both GreenGeeks and Kinsta, and what I found surprised me. Kinsta has built a reputation as th…
How Regional Licensing Shapes Online Video Platforms
Try watching the same Netflix catalog in two different countries. You can't. A film streaming freely in Brazil might not even show up in a UK sea…
Lovable Left Thousands of Projects Exposed for 48 Days — And Still Hasn't Fixed It
The vibe-coding platform Lovable.dev is sitting on a ticking data exposure bomb — and it's been ticking for 48 days. A security researcher going …