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The article dissects CVE‑2026‑21236 in the legacy afd.sys driver, showing how an integer‑overflow in AfdBind lets attackers obtain a raw device handle, bypass KASLR, manipulate kernel structures like EPROCESS and KTHREAD, and silently elevate a process to SYSTEM privileges.
The article explains how attackers use GitHub Dorks to locate sensitive credentials hidden in public repositories, illustrates the types of data at risk, and provides concrete steps—such as .gitignore rules, environment variables, regular audits, and immediate key revocation—to secure your codebase.
A hacker known as xone9to1 posted on a dark‑web forum a so‑called “Zero‑click RAT” that can silently infect iPhone 17 (iOS 26.2) and Android 16, offering real‑time camera, microphone, wallet theft, and remote control capabilities, while experts debate its authenticity and advise urgent security updates.
The article explains how ambiguous natural‑language prompts cause unstable AI behavior and proposes a workflow where deterministic tasks are encapsulated in stable Python programs exposed as APIs, letting OpenClaw agents call them for reliable news fetching and email management while saving tokens and simplifying debugging.
This article walks through a real‑world mobile app penetration, covering how to detect and strip protection, unpack the APK, bypass root checks, exploit exported components, extract unencrypted backups and credentials, and harvest leaked OSS tokens, all illustrated with concrete commands and screenshots.
On April 1 2026, the Solana‑based Drift Protocol lost $285 million in a 12‑minute exploit that leveraged a fake CVT token, a vulnerable 2‑of‑5 multisig, and Solana's Durable Nonce feature, with investigators linking the attack to North Korea's Lazarus Group and highlighting systemic governance and oracle risks.
The article examines why traditional Linux commands like ps, netstat, and ss cannot be trusted on a potentially root‑kit‑infected system, introduces the LinIR tool that collects forensic data without relying on the host's user‑space toolchain, and compares it against manual scripts, other automation tools, and commercial EDR solutions.
Google released an emergency update on April 1 2026 fixing a critical Use‑After‑Free vulnerability (CVE‑2026‑5281) in Chrome’s WebGPU Dawn component, which is already exploited in the wild; the article details the flaw’s mechanics, attack flow, affected versions, exploitation challenges, and mitigation recommendations.
In March 2026, the ShinyHunters ransomware group claimed to have breached Cisco's Salesforce CRM, GitHub repositories, and AWS S3 buckets, stealing over 3 million records that include personnel data from U.S. agencies such as the FBI, DHS, IRS, NASA, as well as Australian and Indian government entities, and issued an ultimatum for Cisco to respond by April 3.
CloudFront WAF blocks the "/actuator" endpoint, but by URL‑encoding each character as "%61%63%74%75%61%74%6f%72" you can evade the rule and directly access the Spring Boot actuator interface.
