Month: December 2025

Discover the AI Tools Fueling the Next Cybercrime Wave — Watch the Webinar

AI Tools and the Next Cybercrime Shitstorm Oh bloody fantastic. Yet another cheery report about how the digital underbelly is getting juiced up by AI tools that were supposed to “revolutionize productivity.” Instead,...

Security

Critical RSC Bugs in React and Next.js Allow Unauthenticated Remote Code Execution

Critical RSC Bugs in React and Next.js — Because Why Would Anything Work Properly? Oh, bloody brilliant — yet another day, yet another clusterfuck in the world of web frameworks. The fine folks over at Meta and the Next.js...

Security

Attempts to Bypass CDNs, (Wed, Dec 3rd)

CDN Bypassing Madness – Because Attackers Just Can’t Leave Well Enough Alone So apparently, some genius-level cyber goblins have decided they’re too clever for content delivery networks. Yeah, those magnificent bastards who...

Proxmox VE 9.1: Create LXC containers from OCI images, granular nested-virt CPU control, and more

Proxmox VE 9.1 – Because You Obviously Don’t Have Enough Servers to Babysit Yet So, the smartasses at Proxmox have pushed out version 9.1, because apparently your life wasn’t already complicated enough. This shiny pile of...

Windows 11 password icon missing from lock screen sign-in options

Windows 11 Ate Your Damn Password Icon – Because Microsoft Hates You So guess what? Another glorious day in Windows 11 hell. Some poor sods woke up, stared at their lock screen, and noticed that the bloody password icon had...

University of Phoenix discloses data breach after Oracle hack

University of Phoenix Gets Digitally Mugged Because Oracle Had a Brain Fart Well, what a bloody surprise — another day, another company’s data getting pantsed on the internet. This time it’s the University of frickin'...

Aisuru botnet behind new record-breaking 29.7 Tbps DDoS attack

The Bloody Aisuru Botnet Just Set the Internet on Fire… Again Well, well, well. It seems some bright bastards decided "Hey, let’s smash the world’s internet pipes again"—and boy, did they. The so-called Aisuru botnet...

Deep dive into DragonForce ransomware and its Scattered Spider connection

DragonForce Ransomware: Yet Another Cyber Dumpster Fire So apparently, the cybercrime circus has a new act called DragonForce Ransomware — an absolute clusterfuck cooked up by some of the same digital delinquents from that...

Microsoft “mitigates” Windows LNK flaw exploited as zero-day

Microsoft Patches Another Flaming Windows Zero-Day Screw-Up Oh look, it's **Microsoft** again, bravely holding its beer while setting another dumpster fire out with a teaspoon. This time, some bright spark found a zero-day...

Google expands Android scam protection feature to Chase, Cash App in U.S.

Google Expands Scam Protection – Because People Still Keep Falling For the Same Bloody Tricks So apparently, Google’s decided to do something *useful* for once instead of setting fire to their messaging apps yet again. Their...