Endpoint Security

Nightmare Eclipse in September 2026: Five New PoCs Test Windows' Trust Boundaries

Nightmare Eclipse's latest Windows PoCs target Defender, CrowdStrike, Kaspersky, Avast, and NVIDIA. What is confirmed, what is not, and how to respond.

Chrome CVE-2026-85046: Updating Is Easy. Proving Every Browser Updated Is Not

Google says an exploit for CVE-2026-85046 exists in the wild. Defenders need to deploy Chrome 152.0.7977.82 or .83 and verify the running version across managed and unmanaged endpoints.

The File That Blinds the Scanner: ClamAV's Parser Bugs Are a Security-Control Problem

Seven ClamAV parser vulnerabilities can crash scanning processes, and Cisco products inherit the exposure. Defenders need to verify scanner health, not only malware verdicts.

MDR in Plain English: What It Solves That Tools Alone Can't

Managed Detection and Response (MDR) delivers 24/7 expert-led threat hunting and active remediation that tools alone can't provide — and solves the SOC talent shortage at a fraction of the cost.

XDR Explained Clearly — What Does It Do That EDR Doesn't?

Discover the critical differences between XDR and EDR security solutions. Learn why XDR provides cross-domain threat detection that EDR can't match, and which solution fits your organization in 2026.

PathSentry: Detecting and Preventing Windows PATH Hijacking Attacks

Windows PATH hijacking enables attackers to execute malicious code through writable directories. PathSentry uses two-phase detection to identify vulnerable PATH entries before exploitation.

Antivirus vs EDR vs XDR — What's the real difference in 2026?

A modern breakdown of Antivirus, EDR and XDR — including features, use-cases, attack detection logic and why traditional antivirus is no longer enough.