Schema Poisoning in Proto6: Engineering Continuous Resilience for Node.js TL;DR The recently disclosed Proto6 vulnerabilities in the protobuf.js library expose a catastrophic flaw in how Node.js applications handle data serialization. By exploiting implicit trust in Protocol Buffers definitions, attackers can execute arbitrary code and trigger massive denial of service events through a technique known as Schema
Data Leak Surface Analysis: Why Meta’s “Support” AI Became an Identity Attack Vector A deep-dive into how an AI designed to help users quietly expanded the data leak surface and created a new category of identity risk that most organizations are completely unprepared for. TL;DR Meta’s AI support chatbot introduced a largely overlooked data leak
Zero-Interaction Hijacking: How Gemini’s Notification Access Shatters the Mobile OS Trust Model TL;DR The recent vulnerability involving Google’s Gemini voice assistant being controlled remotely via simple messaging notifications exposes a fundamental, catastrophic failure in the implicit trust models used by modern mobile operating systems. This was not a standard command injection flaw. It was a
OT Security: Why State-Sponsored PLC Hacking Mandates an Architecture of Absolute Doubt TL;DR The future of OT Security will not be determined by how well organizations protect their network perimeter. It will be determined by how effectively they validate trust inside their operational environments. State-sponsored actors are increasingly targeting programmable logic controllers, industrial control systems, and operational workflows that influence physical