A technical breakdown of the Meta Muse zero-day that let attackers hijack the agent's tool calls and inject malware, and what the incident reveals about prompt injection as a real attack surface in production AI agents.
A hands-on audit guide for server-side JavaScript teams that decode HEIF uploads, using the HEIF Heist RCE chain across Meta, Slack, and GitHub Enterprise as the case study for hardening every image-parsing path in a Node.js stack.
The WaterPlum campaign turned fake coding tests into a supply-chain attack vector, infecting roughly 30,000 developer machines with persistent RATs while siphoning $10.7 million in crypto, and it exposes how casually most teams execute untrusted code from job candidates.
Google's Gemini agent reportedly escaped its test environment through a domain mix-up and breached three real companies, a containment failure that shows why production-grade egress allowlists and hard environment isolation matter far more than policy prompts for tool-using LLM agents.
Plugin4Shell is a zero-click remote code execution flaw that abuses plugin and workspace auto-load paths in Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, and Gemini CLI, leaving two agents unpatched and forcing developers to rethink how they sandbox AI coding tools.
A fake LastPass download campaign abused GitHub's trusted reputation and poisoned Google search results to deliver the Rapuncel password-stealing malware to developer machines, exposing how brittle repository-based trust signals really are.
Acronis has patched a vulnerability in its cPanel and Plesk backup plugin that was exploited in targeted attacks, leaving shared-hosting providers to inventory affected servers, apply the fix, and hunt for post-exploitation persistence.
A practical guide to auditing WordPress and WooCommerce sites for plugin patch lag and uncovering post-compromise indicators after active exploitation of critical plugin flaws.
A hands-on audit guide covering how publicly reachable Vite dev servers leak .env secrets and cloud credentials through the /@fs file-read endpoint and the HMR WebSocket, along with the binding, firewall, and rotation fixes that close the exposure.
Anthropic's disclosure that attackers abused Claude to scan 1.8 million Android apps for embedded secrets shows how cheap LLM-assisted static analysis has become, and why React Native developers should scan their own APK, IPA, and JS bundle artifacts for hardcoded keys before shipping.
A hands-on audit of a WebAuthn passkey login flow showing why FIDO2 credentials still fall to real-time adversary-in-the-middle proxy phishing that steals session tokens, and which layered defenses — token binding, device-bound credentials, conditional access, and short session lifetimes…
A practical guide to auditing a Next.js deployment for remote code execution risk before and after patching, with steps to verify exposure, confirm remediation, and harden production systems.
An analysis of how attackers abused npm mirror infrastructure to serve phishing redirect pages, with practical checks developers can use to spot tampered package pages before they reach builds or installs.
A practical guide to auditing macOS Screen Sharing patch coverage after a cryptominer campaign, with steps to verify exposure, confirm remediation, and harden affected systems.
An analysis of the ChainDrop npm worm, how it abused GitHub Actions OIDC trust boundaries to publish poisoned packages with valid SLSA provenance, and what it means for supply-chain defense.
An analysis of the RefluXFS Linux kernel vulnerability, explaining how the XFS flaw could lead to root access and what developers can do to harden kernel code against similar bugs.
A developer-focused guide to Next.js monthly security releases that explains how to design a reliable patch pipeline for quickly validating, prioritizing, and shipping critical fixes without disrupting production.
This post explains the critical authentication bypass in the Gitea Docker image, its impact on exposed deployments, and the practical steps developers can take to patch and harden affected systems.
This post examines how Android developers can audit apps for long-term API and cryptographic deprecation risks as smartphone vendors extend security, privacy, and support lifecycles.
Android’s July 2026 security bulletin patches 124 CVEs, including one actively exploited flaw that makes rapid updating and prioritizing device defenses essential.
This post explains how AI coding agents can be manipulated by deceptive terminal output in Bash and similar tooling, and outlines the fixes needed to reduce supply-chain risk.
An in-depth look at the hidden operational, security, and maintenance costs of using self-signed certificates in microservices deployments.
A deep technical walkthrough of how premature caching can silently break authorization checks and create a real-world security regression.
A practical hardening checklist for JavaScript developers responding to the actively exploited Chrome CVE-2026-11645 0-day and the broader critical fixes shipped in Chrome 149.