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Pwn2Own’s Berlin Shockwave: Browsers, Windows, and AI Gateways All Took Hits in One Day

A controlled exploit contest in Berlin turned into a stress test for modern security layers, with researchers demonstrating 24 unique zero-days across Microsoft Edge, Windows 11, LiteLLM, and NVIDIA-related targets.

Inside the NGINX Rewrite Trap: A Long-Buried Bug Turns Public

A public proof-of-concept has put a memory-corruption flaw in NGINX’s rewrite engine under a harsh spotlight, with impact shaped by configuration and memory-protection settings.

Linux Kernel Flaw Turns a Local Foothold into a Root-Level Race

A newly tracked privilege-escalation bug has a public proof-of-concept, and the fastest workaround can disable network features that some systems still depend on.

Two Windows Flaws, One Dangerous Question: Can BitLocker Still Be Trusted at the Boot Line?

A public proof-of-concept for a BitLocker bypass and a separate privilege-escalation flaw puts Windows trust assumptions under a brighter, harsher light.

LiteLLM’s Ghost Release Shows How Package Trust Can Fracture in Plain Sight

A PyPI version with no matching upstream trail turned a routine dependency check into a lesson in software provenance, release governance, and build-time trust.

Dirty Frag Exposes the Thin Ice Beneath Linux Containers

A newly discussed Linux kernel flaw bundle shows how a local foothold can turn into host-level control when the right networking paths are reachable.

When Encryption Meets the Boot Floor: The BitLocker Bypass That Targets Trust, Not Ciphertext

A physical proof-of-concept tied to CVE-2025-48804 shows how a weakness in the Windows pre-boot trust chain can let attackers bypass BitLocker on some Windows 11 devices without cracking the disk encryption itself.

BitLocker’s Real Enemy May Be the Boot Chain, Not the Cipher

A proof-of-concept tied to CVE-2025-48804 suggests that physical attackers may be able to abuse Windows recovery logic to reach encrypted data without breaking the encryption itself.

GhostLock Turns a Windows Feature into a File-Access Trap

A proof-of-concept tool shows how ordinary file-sharing behavior can be pushed into a denial-of-access pattern on local systems and SMB shares.

When AI Starts Helping Break Login Defenses, the Clock Moves Faster

Google said it spotted an unknown actor using a zero-day exploit that was likely AI-assisted, with a 2FA bypass in a campaign aimed at mass exploitation.

When a Tiny Go Watchdog Becomes a Supply-Chain Alarm Bell

A maintainer-access dispute around fsnotify shows how repository governance can shake confidence in a dependency used by hundreds of thousands of projects.

When AI Starts Writing the Exploit: A Zero-Day Case That Changes the Clock

A Google threat-intelligence finding points to a rare shift: exploit development that appears to have been accelerated by AI, with implications for how fast defenders now need to move.

Inside the Takedown: Nigerian Police Nab Mastermind Behind Global Microsoft 365 Phishing Ring

AI Revolt: The Underground Movement to Purge Windows 11’s Artificial Intelligence

As Microsoft pushes AI deeper into Windows 11, users fight back with tools to take control of their systems.

Patch Panic: Microsoft Windows Updates Sabotage Enterprise RemoteApp Connections

Recent Windows updates are crippling RemoteApp services for businesses, leaving IT teams scrambling for workarounds as Microsoft races against the clock.

Samsung’s $350 Galaxy S25 Play: Are You Getting a Bargain or a Bait?

Samsung and Mint Mobile slash the price on the Galaxy S25, but what’s the real cost behind the headline deal?

Digital Gridlock: Microsoft 365 Meltdown Halts Asia-Pacific Workflows

Legacy Lockout: Microsoft’s 2026 Crackdown on Outdated Exchange Devices

Microsoft is drawing a hard line-come 2026, obsolete mobile devices will lose access to Exchange Online, forcing organizations to modernize or face a communications blackout.

Behind the Windows: How a Desktop Glitch Opened the Door for Hackers

Windows’ Shadow Flaw: How a Graphics Glitch Opened the Gates to System Takeover

A newly revealed Windows Desktop Window Manager vulnerability exposes millions to stealthy privilege escalation attacks-here’s how it happened and why it matters.