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The classic Linux security model is easy to explain: user → process → root It is also no longer enough to understand how modern Linux workloads are isolated. A production application can run without
Social media used to be simple. A profile, a username, some posts, a list of followers. That model is gone. Today, social accounts can sit in the middle of authentication flows, OAuth integrations, bu
MikroTik RouterOS administrators have a new reason to check their routers immediately. CERT Polska has confirmed active exploitation of a vulnerability chain dubbed MikroTrick. The attack targets Rout
A CVSS score is useful. It is not a complete risk assessment. Security teams often have hundreds of vulnerabilities to prioritize. Sorting them by severity is an easy starting point, but it can produc
Security teams often react fastest to one phrase: Remote Code Execution. RCE sounds dangerous because it is easy to understand. An attacker sends something malicious. The server executes it. The attac
Kubernetes has made application deployment dramatically easier. With a few YAML manifests, an organization can deploy applications, expose services, mount storage and scale workloads across a cluster.
AI agents are becoming significantly more capable. They can analyze code, use external tools, investigate vulnerabilities and perform multi-step technical tasks with increasing levels of autonomy. Tha
Old domains can retain backlinks, DNS records, integrations and digital history long after their original owners stop using them. That forgotten infrastructure can create unexpected security risks. A
The Windows 12 discussion has been going on for years. A new rumor appears, Windows Insider builds are analyzed, AI features are discovered, and another prediction emerges that Microsoft is preparing
