Vulnerabilities
Researchers at ADAMnetworks disclosed Underminr, a domain-fronting-style flaw they say affects roughly 88 million domains. Its defining property is invisibility: because the TLS SNI and HTTP Host header match, the CDN-side checks built to kill domain fronting never trigger.
Vulnerabilities
Ubiquiti has patched three maximum-severity flaws in UniFi OS — the operating system behind its gateways, Dream Machines, and network video recorders. All three are rated CVSS 10.0, and all three are remotely exploitable by an attacker with no privileges.
Vulnerabilities
Cisco patched CVE-2026-20223, a CVSS 10.0 flaw in Cisco Secure Workload: insufficient authentication on internal REST API endpoints lets an unauthenticated attacker seize Site Admin — full control of the microsegmentation platform built to contain attackers.
Cybersecurity 101
Critical infrastructure security is the foundation of modern national security, economic security, and national public health. The nation's critical infrastructure includes the assets, networks, and services that provide functions essential to daily life, from energy and transportation systems to water and wastewater systems and emergency services. Due to
Vulnerabilities
As cryptocurrency adoption continues to grow, so does a lesser-known but highly impactful cyber threat: cryptojacking. Cryptojacking is a type of cyberattack in which cybercriminals hijack the computing resources of victims' devices to mine cryptocurrency without permission. Unlike traditional cyberattacks that focus on stealing data, cryptojacking silently hijacks a
Cybersecurity 101
Lateral movement is a technique used by cyber attackers to navigate through a compromised network or system. It involves techniques that allow attackers to identify and compromise additional assets within a network. Lateral movement is one of the most critical and dangerous stages of modern cyberattacks. It refers to the
Cybersecurity 101
Privilege escalation is one of the most critical and dangerous attack techniques used by threat actors in cybersecurity. It refers to a type of cyber attack where an attacker attempts to gain unauthorized access to higher-level permissions within a system after initially compromising a lower-level account, a process also known
Cybersecurity 101
Learn what zero trust security is, how the zero trust model works, and why organizations are adopting zero trust architecture.