Threat actors are now exfiltrating data at speeds that should make CISOs sweat. The old way of looking at just endpoints is dead.
A nasty bug in the Linux kernel's crypto subsystem is letting unprivileged users become root. Millions of cloud servers are exposed.
Forget complex hacks; a single 'git push' might now be all it takes to compromise your GitHub repositories. This vulnerability is a stark reminder that even the most foundational tools can harbor hidden dangers.
Remember when we thought email phishing was the peak of sophisticated social engineering? Think again. UNC6692 just rewrote the playbook, proving the old tricks, when combined with a relentless barrage, can still make for a nasty surprise.
Organizations are drowning in virtual machines, and most don't even know it. This unchecked growth, dubbed 'VM sprawl,' is creating massive security blind spots, leaving companies exposed to sophisticated attacks.
Forget the shadowy FTP servers. The latest wave of ransomware is quietly using your company's own cloud tools to siphon off sensitive data. This isn't just sloppy; it's strategically terrifying.
Forget zero-days. The latest Salesforce data theft wave isn't about a crack in the code, but a gaping hole in configuration. Attackers are using a familiar tool, twisted for malicious purposes, to pilfer your precious customer lists.
Compliance badges litter vendor sites like cheap trophies. Rapid7's fresh BSI C5 Type 2 for DACH cloud ops sounds legit—until you ask if it stops real hackers.
Everyone figured Chaos stuck to routers and edges. Wrong. This variant's prowling misconfigured clouds, proxying traffic to hide the real crooks. Buckle up.
Federal reviewers called Microsoft's cloud security docs a 'pile of shit' — yet it got the green light anyway. What's really protecting our nation's data?
Attackers slipped infostealers into GitHub Actions and PyPI, turning vulnerability scanners against their users. Over 500,000 machines lost cloud tokens, SSH keys, and Kubernetes secrets in this escalating nightmare.
Cloud security requires a different mindset than traditional infrastructure. This guide covers the essential practices for securing workloads across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.