Learn how to secure Model Context Protocol (MCP) deployments using Kyber-encapsulated context windows and zero-trust policy enforcement for post-quantum security.

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The group targets telecoms, critical infrastructure - all the usual high-value orgs Security researchers have attributed the Notepad++ update hijacking to a Chinese government-linked espionage crew called Lotus Blossom (aka Lotus Panda, Billbug), which abused weaknesses in the update infrastructure to gain a foothold in high-value targets by delivering a newly identified backdoor dubbed Chrysalis.…

Employees who are experiencing burnout often feel exhausted, disconnected from their work, struggle to remain productive, and question their capabilities.

This guide transforms your Cursor workflow from simple chatting to advanced orchestration. You will learn how to: - Structure project intelligence using modular .mdc Rules. - Replace deprecated Custom Modes with powerful Slash Commands. - Delegate complex architectural tasks to Subagents and Skills. - Implement the "Two-Pass Protocol" (Maker vs. Checker) to drastically reduce AI hallucinations and enforce strict engineering standards.

AI isn’t just a tool — it’s an enterprise capability that must be strategically architected to deliver real business value. Discover why traditional pilots fail, how TOGAF guides scalable AI, and what it takes to transform isolated AI projects into governed, enterprise-grade systems.

A new GlassWorm malware attack through compromised OpenVSX extensions focuses on stealing passwords, crypto-wallet data, and developer credentials and configurations from macOS systems. [...]

A practical prompting workflow for web dev: force 5–10 clarifying questions, write a short plan, implement, then run five review passes (correctness, security, performance, accessibility, maintainability) before accepting the final code. Includes copy‑paste templates for feature work and PR reviews.

Traditional HR systems rely heavily on on-premises infrastructure. These legacy architectures deploy applications as Windows services or Unix daemons. These services execute business logic to validate timesheets, calculate gross pay, process deductions, compute net pay. Implementing these workflows using Function-as-a-Service (FaaS) offerings from cloud providers eliminates infrastructure overhead while reducing hardware, software and operational costs.

Over 400 malicious OpenClaw packages were uploaded in days, using MoltBot skills to spread password-stealing malware. Researchers uncovered a large malware campaign abusing AI skills for Claude Code and Moltbot users. Between late January and early February 2026, more than 400 malicious skills were published on ClawHub and GitHub, posing as crypto trading tools. OpenClaw […]

Rust and ancient Rome both succeeded by refusing to trust unchecked power. Modern systems fail when limits become optional - lessons in design that apply to code and constitutions alike.

HackerNoon has curated 179 of its most valuable articles into a single, high-signal reading list. Spanning AI, Web3, coding interviews, security, cloud infrastructure, gaming, startups, and philosophy, this guide saves months of searching. Sourced from HackerNoon.cv, it’s built for developers and technologists who want practical insights—not fluff.

This article explains how AI-assisted workflows, guided by an AGENTS.md file, enabled scalable, accurate refactoring of complex Snowflake SQL into BigQuery during a large data lake migration.

Jake Harlan spent two years hauling ice and rare metals between the Jovian trojans and the inner markets. He had not pinged ahead. Wanted to surprise Lena. Two years was a long stretch, even for freight dogs.

Security doesn’t begin when a CVE is published. In the Tomcat CVE-2025-24813 case, the fix shipped quietly weeks before disclosure, meaning teams that routinely applied maintenance updates were already safe—while others were exposed despite fast reactions later. CVE scores, scanners, and compliance deadlines are lagging indicators, especially when components are embedded, forked, or end-of-life. Real security outcomes are determined by lifecycle governance, upgrade habits, and clear ownership—not by how quickly teams respond once a vulnerability is named.

Ukraine's Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT) says that Russian hackers are exploiting CVE-2026-21509, a recently patched vulnerability in multiple versions of Microsoft Office. [...]

Have I Been Pwned says Panera Bread ’s breach affected 5.1 million accounts, far fewer than the 14 million customers first reported. Have I Been Pwned followed claims by the ShinyHunters gang, which said it stole data from over 14 million Panera Bread accounts. After Panera refused to pay, the group leaked a 760MB archive […]

Are you tired of the Windows 11 UI? Are you jealous of your friends' Linux desktops? If so, you might want to give one of these alternative shells a try.

KAAYA, a new AI fitness companion by serial entrepreneur Nilesh Rathore that reimagines health tracking as a natural conversation. Instead of manual logs and judgmental dashboards, KAAYA connects sleep, nutrition, workouts, and recovery through chat—feeling more like texting a supportive friend than using a traditional fitness app.

The influence of Chinese money laundering networks has skyrocketed since 2020, with the operations now moving almost 20% of all illicit cryptocurrency being laundered last year, according to Chainalysis researchers. In 2025, they processed more than $16 billion, or about $44 million a day.

Exposure monitoring has become a core function for security and risk teams but many programs still struggle to deliver clear, actionable outcomes. Alerts pile up, dashboards expand, and yet teams are often left with the same unanswered question: Which exposures actually matter right now? The difference between noise and signal in exposure monitoring often comes …

Vendors provide software patches to fix security issues, but their deployment is hindered by the risk of breaking original functionality. This problem is amplified when only compiled binary versions are available. VeriBin is a new system designed to address this challenge by verifying patches at the binary level. It determines if a patch is "Safe to Apply" by checking for functional equivalence between the original and patched binaries. VeriBin employs symbolic execution to precisely identify modifications introduced by the patch. It then assesses whether these modifications adhere to properties that ensure they won't negatively impact the original binary's functionality. The system is built to overcome the difficulties of analyzing compiled code without source. These challenges include missing semantic information and the complexity of symbolic execution on large functions. VeriBin has been evaluated on 86 samples, demonstrating a 93.0% accuracy rate with no false positives. It requires minimal input from analysts. The system's capability is further highlighted by its successful detection of the XZ Utils backdoor.

The rise of artificial intelligence has rendered portions of your current cybersecurity playbook obsolete. Unless Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) act quickly to reorient their thinking, they may be unaware of and unprepared to face emerging AI-related threats. Learn how to secure your organization’s AI usage and ensure implementation won’t have negative consequences. The Serious..

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njRAT is a remote access trojan that has been around for more than 10 years and still remains one of the most popular RATs among criminal threat actors. This blog post demonstrates how NetworkMiner Professional can be used to decode the njRAT C2 traffic to extract artifacts like screenshots, command[...]