500 Microsoft CVEs Later — We're Still Measuring Security Wrong
Microsoft patched 500+ vulnerabilities in five months. Linux ecosystems patched even more. So which is more secure? That's the wrong question — here's the metric that actually matters.
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Microsoft patched 500+ vulnerabilities in five months. Linux ecosystems patched even more. So which is more secure? That's the wrong question — here's the metric that actually matters.
TeamPCP's Shai-Hulud is a TypeScript/Bun C2 framework targeting GitHub Actions CI/CD pipelines — it steals GitHub tokens, exfiltrates via a fake git domain, and has now been open-sourced for anyone to deploy.
How attackers turn GitHub Actions' shared build cache into a supply chain weapon — real cases, attack mechanics, detection logic, and mitigations.
Google GTIG's May 2026 report documents a turning point: state actors now use AI to write zero-day exploits, build self-navigating backdoors, and poison the AI supply chain itself.
France is migrating 2.5 million government PCs to Linux. Europe is building its own payment network to rival Visa and Mastercard. EuroStack aims to replace AWS and Azure. Here's what's happening, why it matters for security, and how realistic it is.
Two new Linux kernel vulnerabilities — Dirty Frag (CVE-2026-43284/43500) and Copy Fail (CVE-2026-31431) — enable local privilege escalation to root on nearly all major distros. What users and admins need to know.
ESET uncovered CallPhantom — 28 Android apps with 7.3M downloads that sold fabricated call histories. A deep dive into the fraud mechanics, billing bypass, and how to protect yourself.