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Dos
Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKPs) feel like magic. They let you prove you know a secret without revealing the secret itself. At the heart of this magic are powerful cryptographic libraries like Consensys's gnark, which handles the incredibly complex math required. But what happens when a tiny flaw in that
Crypto
What if you could turn back time? In the world of software, that usually involves a git revert. But in cryptography, it's the kind of superpower that can bring systems to their knees. Today, we're dissecting CVE-2025-9287, a fascinating vulnerability in the popular cipher-base npm package
Containers
Welcome back to the security lab! Today, we're dissecting CVE-2025-54867, a crafty vulnerability in the youki container runtime. It’s a classic tale of a trusted component being misled by a simple file system trick—a symbolic link—with potentially disastrous consequences. Grab your favorite beverage; we'
RCE
You’ve locked down your infrastructure. You’re using OpenBao to manage your secrets, a digital Fort Knox. You’ve even separated duties: your system administrators manage the servers, and your OpenBao operators manage the secrets via the API. The operators are powerful, but they can't get a
RCE
You’ve built a beautiful web application. It has a sleek user profile page where users can upload a custom avatar. What could possibly go wrong? As it turns out, if you're using CodeIgniter4 with the ImageMagick handler, that innocent-looking image upload could be a Trojan horse, giving
auth
You’ve done everything right. An employee has left the company, and as a diligent admin, you’ve navigated to your authentik dashboard, found their user account, and clicked "Deactivate." The user is disabled, their access revoked. Or so you thought. What if I told you that a
RCE
You’ve carefully crafted your documentation, following the perfect recipe for clarity and user-friendliness. But what if a malicious actor could slip a dangerous ingredient into your mix, turning your helpful guide into a backdoor for complete server compromise? That's exactly the case with CVE-2025-53833, a critical Server-Side
mcp
Greetings, fellow security enthusiasts! Today, we're jumping into our time machine to look at a vulnerability from the future—CVE-2025-6514. It’s a nasty little bug in an npm package that turns a trusted client-server connection into a potential backdoor. This OS command injection flaw in mcp-remote is
mcp
Imagine this: you're working with your new AI-powered IDE assistant, a brilliant copilot that helps you manage your complex Kubernetes clusters. You ask it to check the logs of a misbehaving pod. It dutifully fetches the logs, but then, without any further instruction, it calls another tool and
Here we go again. Another Tuesday, another critical vulnerability. But this one is special. It’s a classic tale of a powerful feature, a missing safety switch, and the chaos that ensues. Today, we're putting Orkes Conductor under the microscope to dissect CVE-2025-26074, a vulnerability that lets an
In the world of cybersecurity, we love a good sequel. Unfortunately for developers and system administrators, vulnerability sequels are the kind nobody asks for. Today, we're dissecting CVE-2024-56731, a critical vulnerability in the popular self-hosted Git service, Gogs. This bug is a classic case of a "patch
RCE
Hey everyone! Grab your coffee, because today we're diving deep into a sneaky vulnerability that was lurking in Mattermost, the popular open-source collaboration platform. We're talking about CVE-2025-4981, a path traversal flaw that could turn your trusted chat server into an attacker's playground. If