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    Kimwolf Botnet Hijacks 1.8 Million Android TVs, Launches Large-Scale DDoS Attacks

    Kimwolf Botnet: Because Apparently Your TV Needed a Career in Cybercrime Right then, strap in, because this is a proper shitshow. Turns out some bunch of cyber-arseholes have cooked up a new little monster called Kimwolf—a...
    BAIFH 18/12/2025
    Security

    SonicWall Fixes Actively Exploited CVE-2025-40602 in SMA 100 Appliances

    SonicWall Finally Patches Another Dumpster Fire Vulnerability Oh great, SonicWall’s back at it again, blessing the world with yet another gaping security hole the size of a small planet. This time it’s some lovely little...
    BAIFH 18/12/2025
    IT

    Microsoft asks admins to reach out for Windows IIS failures fix

    Microsoft’s IIS Faceplant: Another Day, Another Clusterfuck So, guess what flaming pile of dumpster fire Microsoft’s tossed at IT admins this week? IIS, that web server thing that’s supposed to “just work,” is...
    BAIFH 18/12/2025
    IT

    Your MFA Is Costing You Millions. It Doesn’t Have To.

    Your MFA Is Costing You Millions — It Doesn’t Have To Oh great, another bloody “security best practice” that’s supposed to save companies from doom, but instead ends up draining budgets faster than an intern with root...
    BAIFH 18/12/2025
    IT

    Difference between Office 2024 and Microsoft 365

    Office 2024 vs Microsoft 365 — The Same Damn Office, Different Flavors of Pain Right, strap the hell in, because apparently Microsoft’s still playing its favorite game — “How can we make licensing more irritating than it...
    BAIFH 18/12/2025
    IT

    Windows Server 2025 introduces native NVMe support with performance gains of up to 80 percent

    Windows Server 2025: Now With NVMe Support So Fast It Might Actually Work Before You Die Well, well, Microsoft’s done it again — they've somehow managed to squeeze out a version of Windows Server that doesn’t trip over its...
    BAIFH 18/12/2025
    IT

    Critical React2Shell flaw exploited in ransomware attacks

    React2Shell: Yet Another Fucking ‘Critical’ Flaw Because Developers Can’t Stop Screwing Things Up Oh, for fuck’s sake, here we go again. Some half-brained bit of code called React2Shell decided to go belly-up, gifting...
    BAIFH 18/12/2025
    IT

    Sonicwall warns of new SMA1000 zero-day exploited in attacks

    SonicWall Gets Shafted Again – Another Bloody Zero-Day Party Well, here we bloody go again. SonicWall — those poor sods who make those security appliances that are supposed to stop all the internet’s filth from getting in...
    BAIFH 18/12/2025
    IT

    Cisco warns of unpatched AsyncOS zero-day exploited in attacks

    Cisco Screws the Pooch with Another Bloody Zero-Day Oh for fuck’s sake, Cisco’s done it again. The almighty networking overlords have graced us with yet another security dumpster fire — this time it’s some zero-day bug...
    BAIFH 18/12/2025
    IT

    WhatsApp device linking abused in account hijacking attacks

    WhatsApp’s Device Linking – Now With Extra Screwing Over! Oh great, another day, another “security feature” turned into a total dumpster fire. WhatsApp — bless their security-challenged hearts — has a lovely little...
    BAIFH 18/12/2025

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