Threat Analyst
Artem specializes in analyzing large-scale data breaches and social engineering methods. He believes that the primary vulnerability in any system isn't code-it's human behavior. In his articles, he deconstructs complex cybercriminal schemes and transforms them into actionable security guidelines.
Oracle broke its quarterly cycle with an emergency patch for Identity Manager RCE (CVSS 9.8), likely a bypass of an actively exploited October 2025 flaw. Spring patched two actuator auth …
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Hair dryers, dummy servers, and sobbing emojis. Super Micro co-founder Wally Liaw charged with smuggling $2.5 billion in Nvidia AI servers to China. Shares fell 25%. The largest AI chip …
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A contractor stole payroll data, demanded $2.5 million in crypto, and framed it as salary transparency. Cameron Curry extorted Siemens subsidiary Brightly Software with 60+ emails, SEC threats, and a …
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Thirty-six days of zero-day access. Interlock ransomware hit Cisco Firewall Management Center via CVE-2026-20131 (CVSS 10.0) before anyone knew the flaw existed. A misconfigured server exposed their entire toolkit. CISA …
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Three critical WordPress plugin flaws, all unpatched. A WooCommerce privilege escalation, a BuilderPress file inclusion, and a Profile Builder Pro SQL injection. Plus five OpenClaw command injections and a PX4 …
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Six vulnerabilities, three zero-days, full kernel control. The DarkSword iOS exploit chain has been used by a spyware vendor, a surveillance customer, and suspected Russian spies across four countries since …
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SQL injection meets RAG pipelines. Spring AI flaws turn chatbot queries into database commands. An unpatched ONNX bypass silences model trust checks. A CVSS 9.8 WordPress healthcare plugin leaks patient …
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No malware needed. Attackers used Stryker's own Microsoft Intune to wipe 80,000 devices between 5 AM and 8 AM UTC. A week later, manufacturing and shipping across 61 countries remain …
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Five years of reviews, 480 hours, 18 deep dives. FedRAMP reviewers called Microsoft's government cloud "a pile of shit" and reported "lack of confidence" in its encryption. They approved it …
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Nine confused deputy bugs in Linux AppArmor let any local person gain root on 12.6 million Ubuntu, Debian, and SUSE systems. Hidden since 2017. Qualys TRU named the cluster CrackArmor. …
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Twin CVSS 9.1 Wazuh RCEs, a ScreenConnect crypto exposure, and Eclypsium KVM research headline the March 17 digest. Budget IP-KVM exposure grew from 404 to 1,611 internet-facing units in seven …
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A back-button bypass in Companies House WebFiling exposed directors' home addresses and birth dates across five million UK businesses for five months. Unauthorized filings appeared possible. Broken access control ranks …
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