Security & Performance

Is Node2Shell a Major Risk to Web Infrastructure?
Security & Performance Is Node2Shell a Major Risk to Web Infrastructure?

Security researchers recently identified a ghost in the digital machine that has been haunting the very protocols that keep our modern internet fast and efficient, exposing a vulnerability that transcends traditional software boundaries. This flaw, discovered within the widely utilized Brotli

Securing the Enterprise Against Autonomous AI Agents
Security & Performance Securing the Enterprise Against Autonomous AI Agents

Organizations are currently facing a dangerous lack of visibility as AI agents utilize borrowed authority to bypass existing digital security barriers. The shift toward agentic systems represents a pivotal moment in corporate history, where software no longer simply responds to prompts but actively

VPN Patches Leave a Larger Access Problem Unresolved
Security & Performance VPN Patches Leave a Larger Access Problem Unresolved

A patched remote-access gateway still needs a compromise investigation. Recent VPN cases show why: attackers can gain control of an appliance, while configuration history can leave exposure that a review of current settings misses. For network teams, the harder question is what access remains

DarkCore RAT Targets Session Cookies to Bypass MFA Security
Security & Performance DarkCore RAT Targets Session Cookies to Bypass MFA Security

Attackers are now using specialized browser environments to inject stolen cookies and assume the identities of already-authenticated users. This technique marks a fundamental transition in the threat landscape of 2026, where traditional reliance on static credentials like usernames and passwords

Five Ways to Fix Common Cybersecurity Training Failures
Security & Performance Five Ways to Fix Common Cybersecurity Training Failures

The digital perimeter of a modern enterprise is only as robust as the split-second decisions made by its employees during their most distracted moments, making the human factor a primary focus for security leaders. While technical defenses have reached unprecedented levels of sophistication, the

How Did a DDoS Attack Black Out North Korea’s Internet?
Security & Performance How Did a DDoS Attack Black Out North Korea’s Internet?

Network analysts identified a synchronized surge in traffic that effectively severed the primary communication channels of the Rodong Sinmun newspaper. This incident, occurring between October 20 and October 21, 2026, represented a massive disruption to the nation's fragile digital infrastructure,

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