#Attacker

The Domain Name System exists because it's difficult for people to remember IP addresses (185.15.59.224) and much easier to remember domain names (wikipedia.org).

An unpatched 9.4-severity flaw in the popular self-hosted Git service Gogs lets any authenticated user run arbitrary code by injecting --exec into git rebase via a malicious branch name in a pull request.…

Learn how to design secure AI agents that resist prompt injection attacks. Understand tool scoping, input validation, and output sanitization strategies to protect LLM-powered systems.

A vulnerability affecting Next.js Image Optimization has been addressed. It impacted versions prior to v15.4.5 and v14.2.31.

Over the past few weeks, we have dismantled the anatomy of modern cybersecurity, examining the core...

From Dev.to - infosec: The Illusion of Invisibility: The Truth About Security Through Obscurity

A newly discovered BitLocker exploit, targeting Windows 11, allows attackers to gain unrestricted access to file systems and manipulate system service

The attacker was already inside when the Monday standup happened. They were there during the...

From Dev.to - productivity: The Ghost in the Server: Building Networks That Don't Exist Until You Look at Them.

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What if your server could defend itself? That's the question that drove me to build SHARD...

When a zero-day vulnerability is discovered, the attacker knows something you don't. With EOL...

From Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency CISA: ABB B&R Automation Runtime

From Dev.to - javascript: XSS Explained: How Attackers Execute JavaScript Inside Your Application

From Dev.to - infosec: The Silent Heist: How Cryptojackers Stole Millions Without Anyone Noticing

From Dev.to - infosec: Trust as a Vector What the EtherRAT Campaign Reveals About Security's Blind Spot

Ashkan Asadian said he acted on the spur of the moment without thinking about the danger of the situation.

From Dev.to - security: 🐰 Meet rabbit "LAG": The Asymmetric Defense Strategy That Makes Attackers Burn Their Own Resources