Author: V Diwahar

In 20 hours, attackers turned a newly disclosed flaw into a working exploit. That wasn’t the exception this week it was the pattern. This cybersecurity weekly report tracks how multiple incidents from Stryker’s identity-driven wipe to Trivy’s CI/CD supply chain compromise…

Thirty-two years. That’s how long a remotely exploitable flaw sat in production code without anyone catching it. The vulnerability now tracked as CVE-2026-32746 exposes a telnet buffer overflow buried deep inside GNU inetutils telnetd quietly inherited across systems you probably…

With macro-based malware continuing to dominate phishing and initial access attacks, WhiteHat Hub has announced a 3-day intensive workshop on VBA Macros security, aimed at equipping cybersecurity learners with practical, real-world skills. The workshop will run from March 20 to…

In under 10 minutes, a leaked API key can be abused in the wild. Teams already run scanners, enforce policies, and review code yet exposed credentials still slip through pipelines and land in production. Betterleaks secrets scanner targets the exact…

The cybersecurity weekly report for March 9–15, 2026 captures a week where several pressure points in modern security infrastructure failed at once: enterprise software vulnerabilities, cloud configuration errors, and ransomware operations experimenting with AI-generated malware. None of these trends are…

Most penetration tests don’t fail because defenders lack tools they fail because humans can’t run them fast enough. In under 15 minutes, a publicly exposed server can face dozens of automated probes from opportunistic attackers. That gap between machine-speed attacks…