Critical unpatched ChromaDB flaw enables remote code execution and data leak without authentication, risking full server takeover. Mitigate with network segmentation and access controls.
Attackers increasingly abuse legacy Windows tool MSHTA to deliver stealers, loaders, and persistent malware via phishing, fake downloads, and LOLBIN chains. Learn about the surge, methods, and defenses.
Microsoft disrupted the malware-signing service run by Fox Tempest, which provided valid digital signatures to cybercriminals for distributing ransomware and other malware disguised as legitimate software.
Drupal warns of a highly critical flaw that may be exploited within hours or days. Administrators must patch immediately to prevent site compromise.
Verizon's 2026 DBIR reveals vulnerability exploitation now surpasses credential theft as primary breach vector, driven by AI attacks, slow patching, and surges in ransomware and third-party compromises.
Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI was dismissed due to expired statutes of limitations. This listicle covers the verdict, key claims, timeline, and implications.
Key tech developments: Musk loses OpenAI lawsuit on timing, Anduril/Meta's military smart glasses, Google I/O's AI challenge, and rise of world models.
Explore the five key factors shaping modern cybercrime: industrialization, AI exploitation, corporate hierarchy, rising expectations, and financial pressures—and how to defend against them.
Five key revelations from the Musk v. Altman trial: Musk's deceptions claims, week-by-week courtroom drama, and the final verdict's impact on AI regulation.
Python 3.15.0a5 fixes an accidental build error. New features include PEP 799 profiler, UTF-8 default encoding, upgraded JIT with 4-8% speed gains, and improved error messages.
Python 3.14.3 and 3.13.12 released with 299 bug fixes, experimental JIT, free-threaded improvements, and new features.
Python Security Response Team formalizes governance via PEP 811, welcomes Jacob Coffee as first non-Release Manager member since 2023, improving sustainability.
A cyberattack on Canvas disrupted final exams nationwide. ShinyHunters claimed responsibility; data included user names, emails, and student IDs. Instructure restored service and continues investigation.
Dirty Frag is a critical Linux kernel vulnerability allowing low-privilege users to gain root access deterministically and stealthily. Active exploitation observed; patch immediately.
Cisco reports record Q3 FY26 revenue of $15.8B, up 12% YoY, while simultaneously laying off 4,000 employees as part of a restructuring plan.
YellowKey zero-day exploit bypasses default Windows 11 BitLocker encryption using physical access and a custom FsTx folder, exploiting transactional NTFS to trick TPM within seconds.
CISA's sensitive credentials were exposed in a public GitHub repo named 'Private-CISA' due to disabled security protections, discovered by GitGuardian.
A numbered list exploring how screen time concerns are sparking backlash against edtech approval processes, with details on three state bills, Vermont's certification criteria, and implications for student device use.
An Ohio district trains 116 staff in multi-sensory Orton-Gillingham method to close literacy gaps for English learners post-pandemic, achieving early gains in reading and confidence.
EV charging costs dropped to record lows, costing $7-12 vs $25-35 for gasoline, saving drivers $100-150/month. Expert quotes confirm dramatic shift in affordability.