Exploitation Techniques
Threats and Vulnerabilities
Is Your 32-Bit System Vulnerable to Chronomaly?
The public release of a sophisticated proof-of-concept exploit has sent a significant alert across the cybersecurity landscape, highlighting a critical vulnerability that disproportionately affects a massive number of older but still widely used 32-b...
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Threats and Vulnerabilities
Why Old Spies Still Define Today's Insider Threat
In the hyper-digitized landscape of modern security, the most profound lessons about protecting critical data come not from the latest malware strain but from the dusty case files of Cold War-era traitors.
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Threats and Vulnerabilities
AI Gaps Expose Energy Sector to Nation-State Attacks
The silent hum of a nation's power grid has become the new frontline in digital warfare, where the algorithms designed to optimize energy flow are now the very vulnerabilities targeted by sophisticated state-sponsored adversaries.
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Threats and Vulnerabilities
Is Your App Exposed to the React2Shell Flaw?
A highly aggressive and automated cyber campaign is actively exploiting a critical vulnerability in React Server Components, a threat now known as React2Shell and tracked as CVE-2025-55182, which has escalated into a global security crisis for unprep...
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Threats and Vulnerabilities
Is Your Hypervisor the New Frontline for Cyberattacks?
The foundational promise of virtualization technology has always been secure, isolated environments, where virtual machines operate in sandboxes, neatly separated from each other and the underlying hardware.
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Human Factors in CyberSecurity
Why Is Muddy Water's New Rust Malware So Dangerous?
The persistent evolution of state-sponsored cyber operations has entered a new, more resilient phase, with threat actors increasingly adopting modern programming languages to build cyber weaponry that is harder to detect, analyze, and mitigate.
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Threats and Vulnerabilities
Is UAT-7290 a Spy Group or an Access Broker?
In the intricate and often clandestine world of cyber warfare, a new kind of adversary has emerged, one that not only infiltrates networks to steal secrets for itself but also expertly builds and rents out the digital keys to the kingdom for other ma...
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Threats and Vulnerabilities
Is n8n Giving Hackers the Keys to Your Kingdom?
A single, publicly exposed automation endpoint could be the one unlocked door that allows an intruder to not just enter your digital house, but to seize the master key to every connected service, database, and application you own.
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