Month: July 2026

Critical NGINX Heap Overflow: Yet Another Way to Set Your Server Farm on Fire Right, listen up. The article is about a nasty as hell vulnerability in NGINX that can lead to heap overflow, worker process crashes, and—because...

An AI SOC Evaluation Guide for Security Leaders — or, How Not to Buy Overhyped AI Shit Right, here’s the gist of this article, translated into language fit for people who’ve had to clean up after vendors, consultants, and...

WSUS Is Drowning in Microsoft’s Metadata Bullshit Right, here’s the short version before your WSUS server dies of old age waiting for a sync to finish. The article points out that a pile of admins are seeing severe delays...

ServiceNow CVE-2026-6875: Pre-Auth RCE, Now Being Milked by Every Bastard with a Scanner Right, here’s the cheerful news from the flaming dumpster of enterprise IT: ServiceNow has a nasty little bug, CVE-2026-6875, and yes,...

EU AI Act Transparency Rules Start August 2: Because Apparently We Need a Law to Tell People the Obvious Right, listen up. The EU’s latest bit of bureaucratic meddling kicks in on August 2, and this time it’s about...

Microsoft Edge Finally Does One Useful Damn Thing: Blocking Screenshots of Protected PDFs Right, here’s the gist, because apparently we now need a browser to stop people doing stupid shit with sensitive documents. Microsoft is...

Google Trips Over Its Own AI Shoelaces Again So, here’s the latest steaming pile from the AI circus: Google has delayed Gemini 3.5 Pro because, apparently, its coding performance wasn’t good enough. You know, the bit it was...

EU Parliament Tests “Secure” Internal AI, Because Apparently They Finally Noticed Public Chatbots Are a Data-Leaking Shitshow So here’s the deal: the European Parliament is testing something called the EPGenAI Hub, which is...

AI Finds a WordPress RCE in Ten Hours, Because Apparently Humans Were Too Busy Screwing Around Right, here’s the short version of this delightful little dumpster fire. The article explains how an AI security system managed to...

Japan Builds a Bloody National AI Factory, Because Apparently Regular Supercomputers Weren’t Expensive Enough Right, here’s the gist of this shiny little announcement: Japan has decided to build what’s being billed as the...