A technical look at how EvilTokens shifts its attack flow into the browser to evade static analysis and steal tokens, with practical defensive implications for developers and security teams.
This post examines how webshells can persist after patching Cisco CVE-2026-20230 and translates the incident into practical detection and hardening lessons for Node.js applications.
Microsoft’s warning about unpatched SharePoint Server vulnerabilities explains why SPFx teams need to harden trust boundaries, patch quickly, and reduce exposure to server-side compromise.
A practical Node.js security guide showing how rate limiting, circuit breakers, and queue backpressure can help harden services against DDoS-style traffic spikes.
This post examines the TanStack npm supply chain compromise confirmed by Grafana, focusing on how malicious postinstall scripts stole GitHub tokens and enabled repository cloning, plus the practical defenses developers should apply.
ANY.RUN’s new in-browser DOM inspection helps analysts spot phishing redirect chains and hidden page changes more quickly during malware and scam investigations.
A developer-focused analysis of the DifyTap cross-tenant wiretapping flaw, explaining how the bug impacted multi-tenant AI apps and how to build safer Node.js systems with stronger isolation and access controls.
GitHub’s updated actions/checkout release blocks common pwn request attack patterns, and JavaScript developers need to understand what changed to keep CI pipelines and pull request workflows secure.
Gurnick Academy’s ransomware recovery shows how weak SaaS backup and recovery planning can create costly data resilience gaps for developers and IT teams.
Forked GitHub repositories can hide malicious changes, so this guide shows how to verify dependency integrity with checksums, signatures, and trusted sources.
An analysis of how the ShinyHunters breach pattern uses infostealer malware and credential theft to reach developer environments, exposing the tactics, affected surfaces, and practical defenses teams should prioritize.
An analysis of the Mastra npm supply-chain incident with practical checks developers can use to detect dependency hijacking before malicious packages reach production.
An analysis of a WhatsApp-delivered Windows RAT campaign, tracing the infection chain, remote access capabilities, and the practical defenses developers and security teams can use to reduce risk.
Build a real-time QR code phishing detection workflow in JavaScript using the Safe Browsing API to flag malicious links before users scan them.
A practical analysis of the Klue breach shows how a compromised Salesforce OAuth integration can expose CRM data and what teams should do to harden connected apps, tokens, and access controls.
A technical breakdown of how a North Korea-linked supply chain attack backdoored 144 AI-focused npm packages in 88 minutes, and why common dependency audits can still miss the most dangerous signals.
A technical breakdown of the Klue OAuth breach, including how the Icarus Group attack unfolded, what systems were affected, and how developers should audit third-party integrations.
A practical iOS security guide for protecting sensitive app data when the bootrom is compromised, showing how to harden storage, encryption, and trust assumptions without relying on the hardware.
A Gravity SMTP WordPress plugin vulnerability allowed attackers to expose API keys, highlighting how plugin flaws can turn email infrastructure credentials into an easy target.
A third-party vendor integration tied to Texas TPWD exposed roughly 3 million customer records, highlighting how external service dependencies can turn one weak link into a large-scale data breach.
An analysis of the unpatchable usbliter8 SecureROM bypass and what it means for Apple A12 and A13 devices, boot-chain security, and defender response.
Apple’s fix for the Beats Studio Buds microphone flaw highlights a broader Bluetooth authorization weakness that could let nearby attackers access audio on affected devices.
A developer-focused blueprint for hardening Splunk Enterprise against CVE-2026-20253, an actively exploited unauthenticated remote code execution flaw, with practical defensive guidance for reducing exposure and improving resilience.
Learn how to spot Oracle WebLogic zero-day exploitation patterns using a Node.js detection script that helps defenders identify suspicious activity and respond faster to active attacks.