Docker
TRENDING TOPICS APR 08, 2026 Docker’s Silent AuthZ Failure: CVE‑2026‑34040 Turns One Oversized Request into Full Host Takeover A newly disclosed high‑severity flaw in Docker Engine, tracked as CVE‑2026‑34040 (CVSS 8.8), allows attackers to bypass authorization plugins and gain full control of the
APT28
TRENDING TOPICS MAR 10, 2026 APT28 Revives Espionage Operations with Custom Covenant Variant and Dual-Implant Toolkit ESET researchers are reporting that the Russian state-linked threat group APT28 (also known as Fancy Bear, Sednit, Forest Blizzard, and Strontium) has resumed advanced cyber-espionage operations using a customized version of the open-source Covenant
Reprompt
CVE-2026-20822 Critical Windows Graphics Component PRIVILEGE ESCALATION Windows Graphics Component Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability enabling local attackers to gain SYSTEM-level privileges. CVE-2026-20854 Critical Windows LSASS REMOTE CODE EXECUTION Windows Local Security Authority Subsystem Service (LSASS) Remote Code Execution Vulnerability allowing network-based exploitation. CVE-2026-20876 Critical Windows VBS Enclave PRIVILEGE ESCALATION Windows
Telegram
TRENDING TOPICS JAN 13, 2026 Hidden Telegram Proxy Links Enable One-Click IP Address Exposure Researchers have disclosed a Telegram client behavior that allows attackers to expose a user’s real IP address with a single click by abusing how MTProto proxy links are handled on mobile platforms. Specially crafted t[
Cloudflare
TRENDING TOPICS DEC 24, 2025 Phishers Exploit Cloudflare Pages and Telegram to Scale Credential Theft Threat actors are increasingly abusing free developer hosting platforms, most notably Cloudflare Pages, to host highly convincing phishing portals that impersonate banking, insurance, and healthcare providers. These campaigns frequently leverage compromised legitimate websites as redirectors,
Docker
TRENDING TOPICS APR 23, 2025 Docker Malware Campaign Abuses Decentralized Networks Through Deep Payload Obfuscation A recently identified malware campaign targets Docker environments by disguising malicious containers as benign images hosted on Docker Hub. The infection starts when a user runs a container from the “kazutod/tene:ten” image, which