June 25, 2026

curl flaw CVE-2026-8932 Undetected for 25 Years Now Patched

The curl flaw CVE-2026-8932 hid in libcurl connection reuse logic for more than 25 years. Patched in curl 8.21.0, the issue involves incomplete mTLS configuration matching and can cause unsafe connection reuse. Organizations should update libcurl, rebuild bundled applications, and verify software supply chain exposure.
June 26, 2026

How the Proven python.org Vulnerability Exposed API Trust

A critical python.org vulnerability in the release management API allowed forged admin-level requests using a valid admin username and arbitrary API key. Python patched the flaw quickly, found no evidence of exploitation, and added URL validation, HTTPS enforcement, negative authentication tests, and longer log retention.
June 29, 2026

How Powerful Turla Attacks Secretly Hide in Trusted Sites

Russia-linked Turla uses compromised infrastructure to deliver STOCKSTAY, a .NET backdoor targeting Ukrainian government and military organizations and entities linked to Italian foreign policy interests. The campaign uses malicious RDP files, archive exploits, modular malware, WordPress staging, and encrypted WebSocket communication.
July 1, 2026

Warning: Proven BYOVD Attack Can Destroy Your EDR

Windows drivers kill AV and EDR through BYOVD attacks before ransomware hits. Attackers load signed vulnerable drivers, terminate security processes from kernel mode, and deploy ransomware into a blind environment. Defenders need driver blocklists, HVCI, WDAC, and network-layer detection.
July 3, 2026

7 Powerful TeamPCP Lessons Every Developer Must Know Now

TeamPCP hackers are hijacking developer tools and CI/CD pipelines to steal cloud tokens, SSH keys, Kubernetes secrets, and package credentials. The FBI TeamPCP alert confirms the group’s TTPs and IOCs, while public research shows repeated compromise across Trivy, KICS, LiteLLM, Bitwarden CLI, and related developer tooling.