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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.
NightmareStresser’s Seizure Leaves a Readiness Test
Readiness rests on usable contacts and rehearsed decisions.
Disguised Origins
Trace execution.
Who Approved the Model?
Control deployment.
Cisco Found a Missing Login Check in Its Data-Centre Control Panel
Cisco's review found missing authentication, injection and other weaknesses in Nexus Dashboard. The important patch question is which control-plane build is actually running.
A Comment Could Take Over Your WordPress Site Before You Approved It
Holding comments for approval sounds like a sensible defence. These Events Calendar takeover chains can reach the vulnerable code while the comment is still pending.
Your API Gateway Can Accept an Admin Token Nobody Should Trust
CISA confirms exploitation while technical descriptions conflict. Verify every WSO2 update level and investigate identity and file activity.
They Could Not Open the File at Work, So the Spies Asked Them to Try at Home
A corporate security block did not always end the conversation. A joint advisory describes attackers asking targets to open disguised malware on personal devices instead, where the exposure can extend beyond work data.
This Shop Plug-in Let Attackers Decide Which Files Were Safe to Upload
The upload handler checked a permitted-file list supplied by the person uploading the file. Wordfence says attackers have been exploiting that mistake for months, despite a fix being available.
The WordPress Update Was Backdoored, Then Its Replacement Was Compromised Too
Installing the replacement was not enough: the developer says a second intrusion compromised it too. Site owners need a recovery decision, not another green update badge.