Application Security

Ollama Flaws Enable Remote Memory Leaks and Code Execution
Infrastructure & Network Security Ollama Flaws Enable Remote Memory Leaks and Code Execution

The pursuit of digital sovereignty through local artificial intelligence has inadvertently created a sprawling playground for sophisticated cyberattacks, exposing the very secrets that users intended to protect from the public cloud. As organizations shift toward local large language model (LLM)

Trellix Investigates Source Code Breach by RansomHouse Group
Malware & Threats Trellix Investigates Source Code Breach by RansomHouse Group

The Growing Vulnerability of the Defenders: Contextualizing the Trellix Intrusion The sudden breach of a titan like Trellix reminds us that even the most fortified digital fortresses remain susceptible to the persistent ingenuity of modern threat actors. This intrusion strikes a profound chord of

Ivanti Patches Critical EPMM Flaw Under Active Attack
Malware & Threats Ivanti Patches Critical EPMM Flaw Under Active Attack

The rapid discovery of targeted exploitations against enterprise infrastructure often forces cybersecurity teams into a high-stakes race where the margin for error is virtually nonexistent. Ivanti recently issued an urgent security warning regarding a high-severity vulnerability, designated as

Node.js Vm2 Sandboxing – Review
Infrastructure & Network Security Node.js Vm2 Sandboxing – Review

The delicate balance between allowing users to execute custom scripts and maintaining the impenetrable integrity of a host server has never felt more precarious than it does in today’s interconnected cloud environment. Within the Node.js ecosystem, the vm2 library was once heralded as the

Daemon Tools Developer Patches App After Trojanized Breach
Infrastructure & Network Security Daemon Tools Developer Patches App After Trojanized Breach

Supply Chain Integrity and the Daemon Tools Incident The modern digital landscape relies heavily on the trust between software developers and their users, a bond that is increasingly exploited through sophisticated supply chain attacks. When Disc Soft, the developer of the ubiquitous disk imaging

AI Renders Security by Obscurity Obsolete in Proprietary Systems
Infrastructure & Network Security AI Renders Security by Obscurity Obsolete in Proprietary Systems

The long-standing illusion that a closed-source binary acts as an impenetrable digital vault is finally crumbling under the weight of a single, uncomfortable truth: obscurity is no longer a defense when an algorithm can read what humans cannot. For decades, proprietary vendors operated under the

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