Vulnerabilities & Exploits

BPFDoor Malware Threatens Telecom and Network Edge Security
Malware & Threats BPFDoor Malware Threatens Telecom and Network Edge Security

Identifying orphaned processes in the Linux proc directory remains a critical forensic technique for uncovering malware that has deleted its original executable from the disk. The persistence of BPFDoor highlights a sophisticated evolution in cyber espionage where stealth is not just an advantage

FBI Warns of China-Linked Integrity Technology Group Attacks
Malware & Threats FBI Warns of China-Linked Integrity Technology Group Attacks

State-sponsored actors are exploiting vulnerabilities in diverse technologies including WordPress, Jenkins, and Oracle WebLogic to gain initial footholds in global critical infrastructure. This warning comes from a recent joint advisory issued by the FBI and international cybersecurity partners,

Cisco Patches Critical RCE Flaws in Firewall Management Center
Malware & Threats Cisco Patches Critical RCE Flaws in Firewall Management Center

The traditional concept of a secure perimeter has undergone a radical transformation as modern adversaries shift their focus from the network edge to the administrative core that governs it. A misconfigured system process at boot time has introduced an authentication bypass that allows

New PoeLLM Malware Hijacks AI Servers for Cryptomining
Malware & Threats New PoeLLM Malware Hijacks AI Servers for Cryptomining

Infected servers are being repurposed as scanning nodes that actively hunt for other vulnerable LiteLLM and Ollama instances to facilitate exponential botnet growth. The sudden pivot of cybercriminal organizations toward artificial intelligence infrastructure marks a significant turning point in

Can OpenSSH 10.6 Stop Modern Side-Channel Attacks?
Infrastructure & Network Security Can OpenSSH 10.6 Stop Modern Side-Channel Attacks?

The release of OpenSSH 10.6 marks a decisive end to the Crossing the Streams vulnerability by disabling the shared LZ77 compression dictionary. For years, the security of encrypted tunnels relied on the assumption that logical separation between channels would prevent data leakage, yet researchers

How Did the Termite Ransomware Group Infiltrate Aon?
Malware & Threats How Did the Termite Ransomware Group Infiltrate Aon?

By leveraging the vssadmin.exe utility to delete Volume Shadow Copies, the attackers effectively removed Aon’s ability to restore lost data through standard Windows recovery features. This precise technical strike against a global powerhouse in risk management occurred on October 7, 2026, when the

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