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⚪️ Cisco Patches Zero‑Day Vulnerability in SD‑WAN
🗨️ Cisco specialists have released patches for vulnerability CVE-2026-20262 in Catalyst SD-WAN Manager (formerly SD-WAN vManage). According to the company, the issue has already been exploited in real-world attacks and allowed attackers to escalate privileges to the root level. Since the…
⚪️ NGINX Patches Two Critical RCE Vulnerabilities
🗨️ F5 developers have released out-of-band patches for two critical issues in NGINX that, under certain conditions, allowed remote execution of arbitrary code. The vulnerabilities have been assigned identifiers CVE-2026-42530 and CVE-2026-42055, and each received a CVSS score of 9.2. They…
⚪️ Inside the Apple Hack: Detailed Breakdown of the Large-Scale Breach and the Attacker Techniques Used
🗨️ A recent large‑scale “white hat” attack against Apple’s infrastructure is one of the most interesting infosec events in recent memory. In this piece, we’ll walk through several brilliantly executed operations: compromising the DELMIA Apriso service, breaching the authors.apple.com server, obtaini…
⚪️ Exact vs Fuzzy Hashing: How Security Tools Detect and Classify Malware
🗨️ Malware authors use a wide range of techniques to hide their creations from antivirus tools and both static and dynamic analyzers. In response, antivirus vendors develop advanced hashing algorithms to detect related samples of malicious code. In this article, we’ll explain how these algorithms wo…
⚪️ Digitizing Reality: How Different 3D Scanning Techniques Capture Real-World Objects
🗨️ If you’re planning to build a 3D game or app, or experiment with AR or VR, you’ve probably already thought about 3D scanning. Let’s look at the different ways this technology is implemented and what kind of hardware you’ll need.
⚪️ Unusual Linux Networking Tricks: Exploring Lesser‑Known Layer 2 Features
🗨️ The Linux kernel is the foundation of most software routers and firewalls, and for good reason — it offers a huge number of network-layer features. That said, some of Linux’s more useful and unusual capabilities for working at the data link and physical layers often stay behind the scenes. Let’s …
⚪️ Hacking Fundamentals: How to Recognize Constructors and Destructors in Compiled Code
🗨️ This article covers class object lifecycle functions that every developer knows—constructors and destructors—and explains how to locate them in the code of a program you’re analyzing.
⚪️ Android malware Rokarolla targets 217 banking and cryptocurrency apps
🗨️ Researchers at Zimperium have discovered a new Android banking trojan called Rokarolla. The malware is distributed via websites that masquerade as download pages for popular apps such as Chrome and TikTok. Once a device is infected, the malicious software gains…
⚪️ Microsoft Is Working on a Patch for the RoguePlanet 0-Day Vulnerability
🗨️ A week after an exploit for the RoguePlanet vulnerability was published, Microsoft specialists confirmed the issue, assigned it a CVE identifier, and reported that they are already working on a fix. The RoguePlanet issue affecting Microsoft Defender has been assigned…
⚪️ ShinyHunters group claims to have stolen data from Kodak
🗨️ Representatives of the hacker group claim they stole more than 2.2 million records containing customers’ personal data and internal information from the company. However, Kodak has stated that the attack affected only a “limited amount” of data, and the investigation…
