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Articles tagged with #security

Hugging Face Wasn't the Target. It Was in the Way.
Removing dataset scripts protected the client. The server kept parsing hostile input.
Jul 21, 20266 min read8
Delaware County's Cyberattack and the Missing 911 Boundary
The public record describes disruption across county justice systems, but it does not show where Emergency Services sat relative to the affected network.
Jul 20, 20269 min read9
When the Router Exfiltrates Its Own Configuration
A stolen router configuration can expose credentials and trusted management paths long after the device has been rebuilt.
Jul 18, 20265 min read8
AI Worked Both Sides of the Ledger This Week. The Lesson Isn't "Patch Faster."
AI found the bugs and became one in the same seven days. The failure underneath every story wasn't patch speed -- it was the trust model.
Jul 17, 202611 min read34
Pennsylvania Says Its Statewide 911 Disruption Wasn't a Cyberattack. The Alternative May Be Harder to Defend Against.
One software defect, four redundant instances, statewide impact. Why "not a cyberattack" is the harder problem -- and what it means for dispatch, IT, and procurement.
Jul 15, 202611 min read478
PamStealer Skips the Process Chains Defenders Watch. Not All of Them.
A macOS stealer that routes its most detectable stages -- the download, the credential check, the keychain read -- through native frameworks to skip the process chains defenders key on. Quieter than most commodity stealers. Not quiet.
Jul 2, 20269 min read17