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PHP2Shell vulnerabilities diagram showing PHP2Shell RCE exploit chain and honeypot execution logs 0

PHP2Shell Vulnerabilities Trigger Active Exploits

Threat actors have escalated attacks against PHP servers worldwide. Specifically, malicious campaigns targeting PHP2Shell vulnerabilities transitioned from broad network scanning to confirmed command execution. Research honeypots captured thirty-five successful command shell executions across three...

Onamae Desktop Cloud breach diagram showing compromised MetaTrader terminals and unauthorized forex trades 0

Onamae Desktop Cloud Breach Triggers Rogue FX Trades

Japanese technology giant GMO Internet has confirmed a severe security compromise within its virtual infrastructure. Specifically, the Onamae Desktop Cloud breach allowed cybercriminals to exfiltrate proprietary customer data. Following the intrusion, multiple clients reported...

Ruby regex vulnerabilities diagram showing Onigmo memory corruption and GitLab RCE exploit chain 0

Ruby Regex Vulnerabilities Trigger Critical GitLab RCE

The core maintenance team behind the Ruby programming language has released versions 4.0.9, 3.4.12, and 3.3.13. Specifically, these critical updates resolve severe vulnerabilities within the embedded Onigmo regular expression parsing engine. These underlying memory...

Nvidia Ampere GPU Unlock project diagram showing Tensor Core instruction rate scaling 0

Nvidia Ampere GPU Unlock Boosts AI Tensor Compute

Independent developer Zagitta recently unveiled an open-source initiative named GPU Unlock. Specifically, the software unlocks dormant compute potential across select Nvidia Ampere architecture graphics cards. By adjusting hardware speed selectors during early boot, the...

Railway security breach exposing environment variables, API keys, and cloud credentials, with developers urged to rotate secrets after unauthorized access 0

Railway Breach Puts Developer Secrets at Risk

Keys to the Cloud, Possibly in Stranger Hands Access keys to cloud services may have fallen into the wrong hands. The cause is a compromise of a platform where developers trusted their secrets to...

Popcorn Time updater flaw CVE-2026-30612 in the abandoned Time4Popcorn client, which let attackers run SYSTEM-level code on millions of PCs 0

Popcorn Time Updater Flaw Threatened a Huge Botnet

A Forgotten Backdoor on Millions of PCs An abandoned build of Popcorn Time kept a dangerous mechanism on millions of computers for years. Through it, anyone could quietly run code with top system privileges....