CVE-2025-47411: Authenticated User Can Silently Take Over Apache StreamPipes as Administrator
Vulnerability Overview This vulnerability allows a legitimate non-administrator user to escalate privileges and gain full administrative control…
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CVE-2025-48769 — Use-After-Free Vulnerability in Apache NuttX RTOS
CVE-2025-48769 is a Use After Free memory corruption vulnerability in the Apache NuttX Real-Time Operating System (RTOS).…
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CVE-2025-11157: One Malicious YAML File Away from Full Kubernetes Cluster Takeover
CVE ID: CVE-2025-11157Affected Project: feast-dev/feastAffected Version: 0.53.0Component: Kubernetes Materializer JobFile Path: feast/sdk/python/feast/infra/compute_engines/kubernetes/main.py Severity & Risk Summary (at…
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The Mega Leak Aftershock: How 16 Billion Stolen Passwords Are Powering 2026’s Account Takeovers
Overview In early 2026, security teams and everyday users began noticing a sharp rise in account takeovers.…
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Over 108,000 South Carolinians Warned After Social Security Numbers Exposed in 700Credit Breach
At the beginning of January, state officials warned more than 108,000 South Carolina residents that their personal…
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Out of the Box and Already Compromised: The Keenadu Android Supply-Chain Backdoor
Overview In early 2026, security researchers identified a pre-installed Android backdoor embedded directly into the system firmware…
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GhostAd: The Silent Browser Extension Attack Draining Crypto Wallets on macOS and Windows
Executive Summary The GhostAd Crypto Drain campaign is a financially motivated malware operation targeting browser-based cryptocurrency wallets…
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CVE-2025-34468: Critical Stack Buffer Overflow in libcoap Proxy Handling Enables Remote Code Execution
CVE ID: CVE-2025-34468Affected Component: libcoap (Constrained Application Protocol library)Affected Versions: All versions up to and including 4.3.5,…
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Ransomware Without Encryption: Why “Pure Exfiltration” Is the Defining Threat of 2026
For more than a decade, ransomware followed a predictable script: break in, encrypt everything, demand payment. Blue…
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