7 Proven Supply-Chain CI Hardening Wins (2026) Modern attackers don’t need to break your production firewall if they can poison what you ship. In 2026, Supply-Chain CI Hardening is how engineering teams prove build integrity, reduce dependency risk, and stop “small” pipeline shortcuts from turning into incident-level compromises. This guide is dev-first and copy/paste-heavy. We’ll […]
7 Powerful Secure Web Push Patterns for Chrome 143 (Rate Limits, Tokens, UX) Chrome’s latest stable updates (including Chrome 143 builds) are reinforcing what many engineering teams already learned the hard way: web push notifications are a trust channel. If your Secure Web Push implementation looks “spammy” (high volume + low engagement), modern browsers increasingly
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7 Powerful OWASP Top 10 for LLM Apps (2025): 2026 You don’t “add AI security later.” In 2026, teams that ship GenAI safely treat OWASP Top 10 for LLM Apps (2025) like an engineering spec: unit tests + runtime guardrails + CI gates—and they keep the evidence. This post is a practical, code-heavy playbook for
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7-Step MongoBleed CVE-2025-14847 Exclusive Patch Playbook MongoBleed (CVE-2025-14847) is a MongoDB vulnerability that allows an unauthenticated client to read uninitialized heap memory. In plain terms: if your MongoDB server is reachable, an attacker may be able to pull back random chunks of memory that can include API keys, session tokens, cloud credentials, connection strings, or
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7 Unbreakable BRICKSTORM vCenter Security Controls Your VMware control plane is not “just another server.” When attackers land in vCenter/ESXi, they’re sitting at the steering wheel: inventory, snapshots, networking, and identity trust paths. That’s why BRICKSTORM vCenter security needs to be treated like a product feature—built, tested, and shipped continuously. This post translates recent BRICKSTORM
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7 Powerful Controls for GhostPoster Malware Defense Why GhostPoster malware changed the browser extension threat model GhostPoster malware is a recent example of how malicious Firefox extensions can bypass “normal” enterprise controls. In this campaign, malicious add-ons concealed JavaScript inside their own logo images using steganography malware techniques, allowing payload delivery that looks like “just
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7 Proven Cisco AsyncOS Zero-Day Rebuild Patterns Cisco Secure Email Zero-Day Reality: When an email security appliance is actively exploited, you must assume persistence and prioritize isolation + clean restoration. This post gives engineering leaders a practical “appliance as immutable infrastructure” playbook: versioned configs, repeatable rebuilds, and a monitored management plane—so the next Cisco AsyncOS
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9 Battle-Tested Non-Human Identity Security Controls With AI services rapidly integrated into production, non-human identities (API keys, service accounts, CI tokens, and even AI agents) have become a prime target for misuse. The failure mode is consistent: keys sprawl across repos and pipelines, privileges drift, and monitoring stays human-centric. The result is quiet compromise, unexpected
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7 Proven Dev Controls for AI Phishing Prevention Why AI phishing is now an engineering problem Phishing used to be “an email thing.” Today, AI-generated phishing and impersonation campaigns are software problems too: they exploit your product’s login flows, password resets, webhook endpoints, support channels, and CI/CD credentials. If your only strategy is detection (spam
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7 Powerful Steps to Fix a Leaked GitHub Token (and Stop It Happening Again) A leaked GitHub token is rarely “just a repo problem.” In modern engineering orgs, that single secret can quietly unlock private source, CI/CD workflows, package registries, infrastructure deployments, and sometimes cloud environments. If the token is long-lived (classic PATs are the