Month: February 2026

Open VSX Supply Chain Attack: Yet Another Glorious Clusterfuck in Developerland Oh look, another bloody supply chain fiasco in the open-source world. Because what the fuck else is new? This time, the poor bastards running Open...

eScan Antivirus Update Servers Compromised – Because Nothing Says “Security” Like an Infected Antivirus Well, isn’t this a steaming pile of digital horse crap. Our dear friends at eScan — you know, the people who are...

Notepad++ Gets Hijacked – Because Why the Hell Would Anything Work Normally? So, apparently, the universe decided it was time to screw with everyone’s favorite lightweight text editor, Notepad++. Some cyber bastards managed...

Securing the Mid-Market Across the Complete Threat Lifecycle — With All the Bloody Pain That Comes With It Right, so some bunch of cybersecurity nerds have decided that mid-market companies — you know, those poor bastards too...

Weekly Recap: The Cyber Dumpster Fire of the Week Right, strap in, you magnificent digital disasters. This week’s cyber roundup is a smorgasbord of disaster, stupidity, and the kind of chaos that makes me want to yank the...

Scanning for Exposed Anthropic Models – Because Apparently Locking Sh*t Down Is Optional So, guess what the security clowns on the internet are up to now? Yeah, more boneheaded misconfigurations that make you wonder how...

Microsoft Finally Decides to Kill Off NTLM – About Bloody Time So, the geniuses at Microsoft have finally decided to start phasing out that prehistoric piece of authentication garbage known as NTLM. Yeah, the same NTLM that’s...

ShinyHunters Expands Scope of SaaS Extortion Attacks — Because Apparently, Chaos Wasn’t Enough Oh joy, the cyber-shitshow just keeps getting better. Those digital kleptomaniacs known as ShinyHunters have decided that...

OpenClaw Bug: The Latest "One-Click and You're F***ed" Security Disaster Well, here we go again. Another goddamn "critical" bug to remind us that software developers still can’t code their way out of a wet paper bag. This new...

341 Malicious ClawHub Skills Discovered – Because the Internet Needed More Crap So, some poor bastards in lab coats decided to poke around ClawHub and discovered – surprise, surprise – that a whopping 341 so-called...