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cPanel CVE-2026-58048: A Critical Database Flaw That Hands Root Power to Regular Users

Aug 5, 2026 • CVE

cPanel powers millions of websites worldwide. When a critical flaw surfaces in this platform, the ripple effect touches hosting providers, web developers, and business...

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The Keyv npm Worm: How a Single Compromised Account Poisoned Hundreds of Packages (And What You Should Do Right Now)

Aug 4, 2026 • CyberSecurity

On August 4, 2026, attackers compromised the GitHub account behind Keyv, a key-value storage library trusted by millions of developers. Within hours, a self-spreading...

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NVIDIA SkillSpector: The Open-Source Tool That Scans AI Agent Skills Before They Can Hurt You

Aug 4, 2026 • AI

NVIDIA SkillSpector is a new open-source tool built to solve a problem that’s grown alongside AI agents like Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Gemini...

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How to Manage Security & SSH: A Practical Guide for Linux Admins

Aug 3, 2026 • How To

If you administer Linux servers, two topics come up constantly: how to control what processes are actually allowed to do on the system, and...

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CVE-2026-66066: The Critical Rails Active Storage Flaw That Puts Your Server’s Secrets on the Line

Aug 2, 2026 • CVE

Every few months a vulnerability lands that makes IT teams drop what they’re doing. CVE-2026-66066 is one of those. It hits Ruby on Rails’...

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When AI Testing Escapes the Lab: What the Anthropic and OpenAI Security Incidents Teach IT Teams

Aug 1, 2026 • AI

Introduction Every few months, the AI industry hands security professionals a case study they didn’t ask for. This time it’s a big one: within...

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Microsoft’s New AI Just Made Bug-Hunting Cheaper — Here’s Why That Matters

Jul 31, 2026 • CyberSecurity

Introduction If you work anywhere near software security, you already know the uncomfortable truth: the number of lines of code that need reviewing keeps...

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ISO 27001 Explained: What It Actually Means for Your Security Program

Jul 30, 2026 • Technology

Introduction If you’ve spent any time around procurement questionnaires, enterprise sales cycles, or cyber insurance renewals, you’ve almost certainly run into the same three...

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The Uncomfortable Truth: 73% of CISOs Wouldn’t Survive the Next Big Attack

Jul 30, 2026 • CyberSecurity

There’s a quiet crisis unfolding in security operations centers around the world. It isn’t a zero-day vulnerability. It isn’t a new ransomware strain. It’s...

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Google Just Overhauled How Threat Actors Are Named — Here’s What Changed

Jul 29, 2026 • CyberSecurity

If you’ve spent any time in the SOC trenches, you know the pain: one vendor calls a threat group “APT41,” another calls the same...

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cPanel CVE-2026-58048: A Critical Database Flaw That Hands Root Power to Regular Users

The Keyv npm Worm: How a Single Compromised Account Poisoned Hundreds of Packages (And What You Should Do Right Now)

NVIDIA SkillSpector: The Open-Source Tool That Scans AI Agent Skills Before They Can Hurt You

How to Manage Security & SSH: A Practical Guide for Linux Admins

CVE-2026-66066: The Critical Rails Active Storage Flaw That Puts Your Server’s Secrets on the Line

When AI Testing Escapes the Lab: What the Anthropic and OpenAI Security Incidents Teach IT Teams

Microsoft’s New AI Just Made Bug-Hunting Cheaper — Here’s Why That Matters

ISO 27001 Explained: What It Actually Means for Your Security Program

The Uncomfortable Truth: 73% of CISOs Wouldn’t Survive the Next Big Attack

Google Just Overhauled How Threat Actors Are Named — Here’s What Changed

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