Storm-2949 Hackers Turned One Stolen Password Reset Into a Full Azure Cloud Takeover
A single helpdesk phone call was all it took. Microsoft's Threat Intelligence team has published a detailed breakdown of how a threat actor it t…
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How I Deep Clean My Windows Junk Files with Advanced SystemCare 19
Over time, I noticed my Windows PC was becoming slower, especially after installing and testing many Windows apps. Even after uninstalling some apps,…
Grafana Labs Refuses Ransom After GitHub CI Flaw Exposed Its Source Code
Grafana Labs publicly confirmed this week that attackers stole a GitHub access token through a misconfigured CI/CD pipeline, downloaded private sourc…
Google's AI Search Guide Is Out — Explained Without the Hype
If you've been following the chatter around "Generative Engine Optimization" or "Answer Engine Optimization," you've prob…
Microsoft Exchange Zero-Day Exploited in the Wild — and Pwn2Own Researchers Just Made It Worse
Microsoft Exchange Server is having a very bad week. While threat actors are already exploiting a critical cross-site scripting vulnerability in the …
Linux Kernel Had a Six-Year Bug That Let Anyone Steal SSH Host Keys and Root Passwords
A logic flaw sitting quietly in the Linux kernel since at least 2020 — possibly longer — just got a working exploit, a public proof-of-concept, and a…
Google Quietly Cut New Account Storage to 5GB — Your Phone Number Is Now the Price of 15GB
Google has changed the rules on free storage for new accounts — and most users won't notice until it's too late. New Google accounts now defa…
Google's Security Team Built a Zero-Click Root Exploit for the Pixel 10
Google's elite Project Zero security team has done it again — this time turning the Pixel 10 into a case study for how hardware driver vulnerabil…
NGINX Rift: An 18-Year-Old Bug Lets Hackers Hijack One-Third of the Internet's Web Servers
A memory corruption flaw in NGINX's source code, hidden since 2008, now has a working exploit. An unauthenticated attacker anywhere on the intern…
Linux Kernel Strikes Again: "Fragnesia" Is the Third Root-Level Flaw in Two Weeks
Linux administrators have barely had time to recover from Copy Fail and Dirty Frag — and now there's a third exploit joining the same dangerous f…