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Brief · World
Kyiv says restrictions on Elon Musk's Starlink system are affecting its front-line operations. The system helps Ukraine protect its skies and guide drones to Russian targets, according to the report.
Brief · Security
A critical heap buffer overflow in Ghostscript, tracked as CVE-2026-39919, could allow remote code execution through specially crafted PDF files. Servers that process PDF uploads are most exposed.
Brief · Security
Ivanti urged customers to patch an actively exploited zero-day in its Connect Secure remote access gateway. The feed summary gives no further technical details.
Brief · World
Zelensky says Russian ballistic missile strikes hit a key power plant in Kyiv with no early warning from partners. The report follows a stated energy ceasefire that the strikes appear to contradict.
Brief · Security
A Saudi national employed as an OpenAI engineer was arrested after the company found a recording device in an executive conference room. He is charged with intercepting oral communications.
Analysis · Security
Pwn2Own pays hackers for live exploits. Here is how its rules, Master of Pwn points, collision payouts and 90- vs 120-day disclosure clocks actually work.
Analysis · Security
A hardware wallet can pass its genuine check and still carry an implant. Here is what each verification layer misses, a first-boot test, and what to do if a device is already suspect.
Analysis · Security
A multi-year social engineering campaign almost compromised the global Linux infrastructure. Here is why unpaid maintainers are the internet's biggest vulnerability.
Analysis · Security
Microsoft's push for mandatory NPUs introduced Windows Recall, an AI feature that takes screenshots of everything you do. Here is why the security community forced them to kill it.
Analysis · Tech
Kernel modules are a security nightmare. Here is how eBPF is quietly replacing them, letting developers safely run sandboxed code deep inside Linux without crashing the server.
Analysis · Tech
After 40 years of memory leaks and segfaults, the White House and tech giants finally agree: C and C++ are a security nightmare. Here is why the kernel is getting rewritten in Rust.