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Analysis of 90 zero-days in 2025: enterprise exploitation hits 48%, state groups target edge devices, CSVs adapt mobile techniques, and BRICKSTORM threatens IP theft.
Learn how to proactively prepare for and detect destructive cyberattacks like wipers and modified ransomware with practical, scalable defenses, including out-of-band communication and behavioral monitoring.
Ransomware remains a major threat, but declining profitability, law enforcement disruptions, and evolving TTPs—like rising data theft and virtualization targeting—are reshaping the landscape.
DarkSword is an iOS exploit chain using six zero-day vulnerabilities targeting iOS 18.4-18.7, adopted by multiple threat actors. Learn about its operation, targets, malware families, and mitigation steps.
M-Trends 2026 reveals rise in dwell time to 14 days, exploits remain top vector, voice phishing surges, internal detection improves, and high tech tops financial as most targeted industry.
North Korean hackers compromised the Axios NPM package by injecting a malicious dependency, deploying the WAVESHAPER.V2 backdoor. Learn how to detect and mitigate this supply chain attack.
Defend against BRICKSTORM malware targeting vSphere by hardening VCSA and ESXi, addressing visibility gaps, and using automated scripts for Tier-0 security.
Germany's cyber extortion surge in 2025 explained: reasons include AI-aided localization, targeting of Mittelstand SMEs, and shift from UK and US markets. Key Q&A covers linguistic pivot, UK's role, AI impact, and protection tips.
UNC6692 used social engineering via Microsoft Teams, AutoHotKey scripts, and a custom browser extension (SNOWBELT) to breach networks in late 2025.
Rustup 1.29.0 introduces concurrent downloads for faster installations, adds Solaris support, integrates tcsh and xonsh, improves rust-analyzer handling, and welcomes new team member FranciscoTGouveia.
Cargo introduces a new build directory layout via -Zbuild-dir-new-layout, requiring community testing. Learn how to test, known failure modes, library compatibility, and what changes.
Rust Vision Doc team's 70 interviews reveal persistent challenges like learning curve and compile times; LLM-written post retracted due to style issues, but data stands.
A vulnerability in the tar crate used by Cargo (CVE-2026-33056) allows malicious crates to change directory permissions. crates.io is safe; alternate registries need verification.
Rust 1.94.1 fixes three regressions in threading, Windows filesystem, Clippy, and Cargo, plus a security update for the tar crate. Upgrade via rustup.
Rust's WebAssembly targets will soon stop passing --allow-undefined to wasm-ld, requiring developers to handle undefined symbols explicitly to avoid runtime errors.
docs.rs reduces default build targets from five to one on May 1, 2026, to save resources. Authors can request additional targets via metadata. Learn how to adjust.
Rust Project sees 13 projects accepted in GSoC 2026, up from last year, with careful selection from 96 proposals despite AI challenges.
Q&A on SHADOW-EARTH-053, a China-linked espionage group targeting Asian governments, NATO states, journalists, and activists. Covers tactics, goals, and defenses.
Q&A exploring two cybercrime groups (Cordial Spider and Snarky Spider) using vishing and SSO abuse for rapid SaaS extortion, with defenses and indicators.
Uncover the Vietnamese-linked AccountDumpling campaign that used Google AppSheet to phish 30,000 Facebook accounts and sell them on an illicit storefront.