Section
flame malware
Cybersecurity
Are Microsoft Signed Packages Safe? 73 Were Not
What Actually Happened: 73 Signed Packages, One Nasty Surprise Late last week, 73 open source packages published under…
Cybersecurity
Glassworm Botnet Takedown: What It Means for Your Software
What Actually Happened: The Glassworm Botnet Takedown CrowdStrike, Google, and nonprofit organization Shadowserver jointly dismantled the Glassworm botnet,…
Cybersecurity
Malware Found on FBI Director Kash Patel’s Own Website
What Actually Happened to Based Apparel On Thursday, an X user named Debbie publicly flagged malware on the…
Cybersecurity
Megalodon Compromised 5,561 GitHub Repos in Six Hours
What Actually Happened: Scale, Speed, and Surgical Precision On May 18, 2026, an automated campaign named Megalodon compromised…
Cybersecurity
Quantum Computing Is Shrinking the Window to Fix Encryption
The Flame Warning: What Happens When You Ignore a Known Cryptographic Weakness Around 2010, sophisticated malware called Flame…