Is AI Finding 10,000 Bugs A Month Actually Good News?
AI just found 10,000 critical bugs in one month. Your patch queue cannot absorb that. Here is the cybersecurity playbook that actually scales.
May 2026
Your DNS Filter Was Allowlisting The Attackers
Underminr, CINEMAGOAL, and Laravel-Lang all attacked the same weak link: name-based trust in your cybersecurity stack. Here's how to fix it.
The CVSS 10 That Turns Any cPanel User Into Root
A CVSS 10.0 in LiteSpeed's cPanel plugin hands root to any tenant. Here's what to inventory, patch, and hunt before Monday.
They Brought Your Own Tools To The Fight
Three big cybersecurity writeups this week show attackers ditching malware for your own admin tools. Here's what to fix before they show up.
Why Are Security Vendors Suddenly Selling Browsers?
Akamai's browser bet, fresh Chrome patches, and same-day Drupal exploits point to one shift every cybersecurity team should plan for. See where to start.
Catching Kimwolf’s Boss Won’t Save Your Router
The Kimwolf arrest made headlines, but your cybersecurity exposure hasn't changed. Here's what actually reduces risk this week.
Did Google Just Publish a Working Chromium Zero-Day?
Google leaked an unfixed Chromium flaw the same week AI helped find a macOS kernel exploit. Here's how to harden before the inevitable. Read on.
The Week Defender Was The Privilege Escalation
Defender zero-days and a nine-year Linux kernel bug both handed attackers SYSTEM. See what cybersecurity teams should change this week.
One Workflow Token Beat Grafana’s Incident Response
Grafana rotated tokens after TanStack and still got breached. Here's the cybersecurity lesson on token inventory. Tighten yours before you need it.
GitHub Got Breached Through A Single Laptop
GitHub lost 3,800 repos to a poisoned VS Code extension on one employee laptop. Here's the cybersecurity fix every dev shop needs now.