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Shai-Hulud worm compromises 314 npm packages
Shai-Hulud npm worm hits 314 more packages via compromised maintainer accounts. Mechanism, telemetry gaps, and residual exposure analyzed.
Six thousand fuel gauges answer every stranger
Six thousand exposed fuel gauges are not a vulnerability. They are a trust model that outlived the wire it was built on.
Sub-JEPA tightens the prediction signal
Sub-JEPA is a small loss-side fix to LeCun's world models that consistently improves performance. Here's how it works, where it fails, and why it matters.
The agency was the breach.
A US cybersecurity agency published digital keys to a public GitHub repository. The exposure defines the failure class. Recovery requires rotation.
The disassembler is now a free download
An open source disassembler and decompiler release removes the cost filter defenders implicitly priced into attacker capability. The model needs correction.
The IIS virtual directory that won't stop bleeding
Technical analysis of the Exchange Server zero-day, the frontend-to-backend trust boundary it abuses, and what fires in EDR and IIS telemetry.
The patch shipped. The install didn't.
Microsoft confirmed Windows 11 security updates are failing to install. Patch state is now a claim, not a measurement. Verify out-of-band.
Torvalds declares Linux security list unmanageable
Linus Torvalds says AI bug hunters have made the Linux security list unmanageable. An operator read on what failed at the intake boundary.
A few bytes spill onto the next heap chunk
Technical writeup of CVE-2026-42945, the NGINX rewrite module heap overflow, plus what it means for LLM deployments sitting behind the proxy.
A handle, a token, a SYSTEM shell
MiniPlasma is not a kernel defect. It is the externally visible behaviour of a trust model that confuses reference with verification.
An avatar walked through Face ID
A Face ID bypass using an avatar reduces the assurance of every business process that treats biometric success as proof of human presence.
An NGINX worker just crashed in production
Board-level briefing on NGINX CVE-2026-42945: confirmed in-the-wild exploitation, edge exposure, control failure at runtime, and what must be established.