Vulnerabilities and CVEs Critical CVEs of 2026: when exploits beat the patch
2026 confirms a worrying trend: vulnerabilities are exploited faster than vendors ship patches. What it means for defence and how to keep up.
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Vulnerabilities and CVEs 2026 confirms a worrying trend: vulnerabilities are exploited faster than vendors ship patches. What it means for defence and how to keep up.
Threats and Incidents Improvising during an incident costs the most. We show NIST's six phases of response, ready-made playbooks, and what to prepare before the phone rings.
Penetration Testing and AppSec A regular domain account is enough to download a Kerberos ticket and crack the password of an offline service account. We explain TGS-REP, RC4 vs AES and effective defense.
AI Security An AI model registry connects owners, data, risk and deployments. Learn which fields, gates, evidence and lifecycle metrics governance needs.
Penetration Testing and AppSec DNS rebinding bypasses the same-origin policy and allows a website in the browser to reach the router, IoT or LAN admin panel. Mechanism and effective defense.
Cybersecurity History In May 2000, an email with the subject line "ILOVEYOU" infected millions of computers in a few hours and caused billions of dollars in damage. The story of a worm that exploited human curiosity.
AI Security Shadow AI can expose data and create uncontrolled workflows. Discover tools, assess use-case risk and give employees secure, practical alternatives.
AI Security LLM evaluation should measure quality, safety, cost and drift on real tasks. Build representative test suites and evidence-based production gates.
Governance and Compliance The amended KSC act implements NIS2 and applies from 3 April 2026. We explain who it covers, the deadlines and what you need to do.
Cloud, Infrastructure and DevSecOps BGP does not have built-in authentication, so routes can be hijacked and traffic redirected. We explain hijacking, route leaks and RPKI, ROA and ROV validation.
Cybersecurity History In 2014, hackers wiped Sony Pictures, leaked internal emails and threatened theaters — all because of a comedy about North Korea. The story of an attack that combined politics and censorship.
AI Security AI agents create a new class of non-human identity. Secure tokens, delegation, tools, audit and lifecycle without long-lived API credentials.
Careers and Certifications OSCP+ is a hands-on pentest and Active Directory exam. Learn its current format, scoring, evidence rules, report requirements and 70-point strategy.
Penetration Testing and AppSec Threat modeling is the cheapest way to detect design errors before they become code. We explain the STRIDE method, data flow diagrams and a practical approach.
Cybersecurity History In 1989, 20,000 floppy disks sent by mail ushered in the era of ransomware. The story of an AIDS Trojan, an eccentric biologist, and a ransom paid to a safe deposit box in Panama.
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