The article details CVE-2026-55200, a critical out-of-bounds write in libssh2 that enables unauthenticated remote code execution, explains the underlying flaw, shows a full PoC, outlines the extensive supply‑chain impact, and provides detection commands and mitigation steps.
ServiceNow disclosed that a misconfigured Scripted REST API endpoint (/api/now/related_list_edit/create) allowed unauthenticated queries to sensitive tables, was actively exploited in early June 2026, affecting hosted customers on the Australia release and older versions, prompting an emergency patch and detailed detection and response guidance.
The article explains how misconfigured Active Directory DACL entries enable five distinct privilege‑escalation paths—ForceChangePassword, FullControl on Domain Admins, DCSync, WriteMembers, and GUID‑based ACE writes—demonstrating each step with impacket commands, showing detection events, and offering concrete defense recommendations.
CVE‑2026‑24291, dubbed RegPwn, exploits a race condition in the Windows ATConfig mechanism that lets a standard user create a registry symbolic link, trigger a lock‑screen transition, and silently elevate to SYSTEM, affecting multiple Windows 10, 11, and Server releases until patched in March 2026.
The article delivers a technical overview of modern botnet threats, detailing the PBot and Xanthe families, their infection vectors, command‑and‑control operations, and provides practical detection, mitigation, and statistical analysis methods for defending against large‑scale DDoS, spam, and other malicious activities.
While eBPF powers modern cloud‑native networking and observability, attackers can exploit its kernel hooks to create stealthy rootkits that manipulate packets, rewrite files, and persist across reboots, so security teams must harden privileges, monitor BPF syscalls, audit loaded programs, and employ signature verification and LSM controls to detect and mitigate these threats.
This guide explains the Spring SPEL injection flaw, how to determine if your Java application is affected by checking JDK version and Spring usage in WAR or JAR packages, and provides official upgrade steps along with temporary WAF and code‑level mitigations.
This article presents a comprehensive study on detecting malicious webpages using heterogeneous graph structures and Graph Convolutional Networks, detailing background challenges, technical approaches, model iterations, optimization techniques for large‑scale deployment, experimental results, and directions for future research.
This article explains why iOS memory leaks become critical as apps grow, introduces five representative leak models, details a production‑ready object‑graph scanning solution with custom data structures and a non‑recursive DFS algorithm, and evaluates its performance impact and mitigation strategies.
The article examines the rise of AI‑generated deepfake media, its legal treatment under China's new Civil Code and other regulations, the technical ease of creating such content, and the combined efforts of detection technology, ethical education, and legislation to curb its harmful impact.
This article examines Chrome extension manifest structures, recent security‑related changes, and presents methods—including script onload/onerror probing and a web‑store spider—to detect and enumerate extensions, supplemented by sample code and data from large‑scale analysis.
This article explains the XcodeGhost malware that infected iOS developers, detailing its data‑reporting and command‑issuing capabilities, the potential threats it poses on older iOS versions, and practical steps to detect and remove an infected Xcode installation.
