Local Code Could Redirect Muse and Borrow Its Access
Local code was required; access depended on permissions.
Rob Nidschelm
Tech tinkerer who spends too much time with home labs and Docker stacks. Into AI, Roman & Medieval history, and all things sci-fi. Avid traveller, reader and writer, with a passion for good food.
Language Adds a Malware Hunting Surface
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D-Link Is Still Investigating Two Critical Router Flaws With Public Exploit Code
Keep administration private.
One Website Became a Route to Government Data
Closing the entry point is only the start.
The Malicious npm Release Had Valid Provenance Because the Build System Worked
Provenance answered where the package was built. It could not answer whether the source reaching the trusted workflow was honest.
Data Became an Instruction
An alert should outlast a failed interruption.
Copied Websites Hid a Chrome-to-Windows Exploit Chain
The pages borrowed real content from trusted organisations while a hidden frame delivered the already shared exploit chain.
This Linux Backdoor Hides Its Commands in Ordinary MQTT Traffic
MQTT is normal in many connected environments. That makes the protocol useful cover, but the implant still leaves distinctive topic, process and file-transfer behaviour.
A Valid Red Hat Key ID Could Still Deliver a Forged OpenShift Release
The signature check could trust the right key identity before it had proved that the signature covered the complete release body.
An Endpoint Login Can Gain Machine Control
Verify installed builds.