A Citrix NetScaler vulnerability is being actively exploited just four days after disclosure—and the company's initial security bulletin downplayed what researchers found: not one bug, but two memory leaks that can dump admin credentials.
Nine kernel bugs in AppArmor—hidden since 2017—let unprivileged users become root, bust out of containers, and crash entire systems. Over 12 million enterprise Linux instances are exposed. Here's what you need to know (and patch) today.
npm audit passed the event-stream package 847 times before it stole cryptocurrency wallets. A new Rust-based scanner is changing how developers think about dependency safety.
Snyk's free and Team plans are a steal for small teams. But there's a brutal pricing cliff at 10 developers that forces you into five-figure Enterprise contracts. Here's exactly what you'll pay—and whether it's worth it.
Bots are scanning your server's default SSH port this very second. Here's how to lock down Linux infrastructure before they get in.
Nobody scanned OpenClaw's 46,000 skills for malice — until now. 14.5% failed, exposing credential theft, sneaky payloads, and agent chains that could hijack your AI.
Auth0's Symfony SDK has a nasty entropy bug that turns session cookies into child's play for brute-forcers. One forged cookie, and boom – your users' accounts are theirs.
Sarah clicked a fake Slack link at midnight. By morning, her company's entire infrastructure was compromised. Phishing isn't getting worse—it's getting smarter, and the defenses are barely keeping up.
Anthropic's safety obsession? Crumbled on a source map. One missing line handed rivals their crown jewels.
Forget spy-free promises from Big Tech. Maple Linux 1.4, straight from Ontario, boots clean and respects your data like a true northerner.
Imagine your go-to vulnerability scanner suddenly phoning home with your secrets. That's exactly what Trivy v0.69.4 did to unsuspecting users last week.
Yes, Semgrep is free. No, that doesn't mean it catches all your vulnerabilities. Here's the uncomfortable truth about what the open-source version can and can't do.