Your Cybersecurity Controls Are the Target
Three cybersecurity controls got attacked this week: PAN-OS captive portal RCE, Chrome ABE bypass, and Mirai ADB exploitation. Don't wait to respond.
May 2026
GPU Rowhammer Is a Real Cybersecurity Threat
Two research teams proved GPU rowhammer on NVIDIA Ampere cards leads to full system compromise. One BIOS default is to blame. Here's how to fix it now.
Your Cybersecurity Backup Plan Has a Fatal Flaw
Ransomware operators destroy your backups before encryption runs, and nation-state groups are using ransomware as a false flag for credential theft. Here's how to fix your incident response plan.
Cleartext Passwords, AitM Phishing, and the Cybersecurity Depth Problem
Cleartext Edge passwords, AitM phishing bypassing MFA, and the Kochava data ban expose the same cybersecurity gap. Here's what to fix this week.
Credit Union Fraud Proves Cybersecurity Starts Before the Hack
Credit union loan fraud and the MOVEit auth bypass share the same root failure: trusting one verification layer too much. See what your cybersecurity posture is missing.
When Your Cybersecurity Tools Become the Threat Vector
Microsoft Defender is deleting real DigiCert certificates, Wireshark patched 38 CVEs, and the Pentagon is putting AI on classified nets. Your cybersecurity assumptions need a rethink. Read on.
Linux Privilege Escalation Is Already Inside Your Perimeter
CVE-2026-31431 is being actively exploited for Linux root access. Here's what your cybersecurity posture needs right now before patching happens. Check your controls.
cPanel’s Sorry Ransomware Wave: What Your Incident Response Plan Missed
CVE-2026-41940 is being mass-exploited in "Sorry" ransomware attacks against cPanel. Here's what your cybersecurity incident response plan needs to cover now.
April 2026
When Your Defender Becomes the Attacker: A Cybersecurity Wake-Up Call
Trusted vendors, broken patches, firewall flaws, and a months-old zero-day. This week's cybersecurity news reveals how security assumptions fail at every layer. Read the breakdown.
Healthcare Ransomware Disclosure Is Broken
Sandhills Medical took nearly a year to disclose a ransomware breach. Here's what that delay really costs patients, and how to fix your incident response now.