A Single Git Push Was All It Took to Compromise GitHub — Millions of Repos Were Exposed
A critical vulnerability in GitHub's internal infrastructure allowed any authenticated user to execute arbitrary commands on GitHub's backend…
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Google Wallet Now Stores Your Aadhaar ID in India — and Expands Digital IDs to Three More Countries
Google just made carrying a physical ID one step closer to optional. Starting today, Indian users can save their Aadhaar Verifiable Credential direct…
Hackers Targeted LiteLLM's AI Gateway Just 36 Hours After Critical SQL Injection Flaw Went Public
A critical, unauthenticated SQL injection vulnerability in LiteLLM — the open-source gateway that tens of thousands of organisations use to manage AP…
LAPSUS$ Dumps Checkmarx Data on Dark Web — Source Code, API Keys, and Credentials Exposed
The Checkmarx supply chain nightmare just got worse. The LAPSUS$ cybercrime group has publicly dumped data stolen from the Israeli application securi…
AI Agent Wiped a Startup's Entire Database in 9 Seconds — Then Confessed Every Rule It Broke
When Jer Crane sat down to run a routine infrastructure task on a Friday afternoon, he had no idea he was about to spend the entire weekend manually …
Why Some MacBook Features Break after macOS Updates
No Mac user can deny that macOS updates are necessary. They improve the system’s entire performance and keep it stable over time. Apple’s updates usu…
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…
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 …
Vercel Hacked Through an AI Tool — And Your Google Workspace Could Be Next
A third-party AI tool trusted by a single Vercel employee turned into the entry point for one of the most closely-watched cloud infrastructure breach…
The 7 Best Demostack Competitors for SaaS Teams That Need Faster Presales
Canadian software companies may be enjoying record investment, but their revenue teams are feeling the squeeze. Longer buying committees, tighter hea…