Chrome Vulnerability CVE-2026-7898: Why Linux Users and IT Teams Must Patch Now
Google Chrome has received another important security update, and this one deserves attention from Linux users, IT teams, and anyone responsible for endpoint patching. The vulnerability is tracked as CVE-2026-7898…
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Development Update: My Dev Laptop Is Ready, the Infrastructure Has Evolved, and an Early Distro Release Is Getting Closer
It has been a little while since I last shared a proper update on the EagleEye Linux distribution project, and I want to start by apologizing for the delay. My…
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DMARC Advisor: The European Email Security Company Helping Organisations Fight Phishing
Email security has become one of the most important parts of modern cybersecurity. Phishing, spoofing, business email compromise, and domain abuse continue to be major threats for businesses of all…
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Microsoft Intune Explained: User vs Device Configuration Profiles
Microsoft Intune is one of the most important tools in modern Windows endpoint management. This is especially important for organisations moving away from traditional on premises Group Policy and toward…
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Chrome Vulnerability CVE-2026-7897 Explained: Why This Critical Use After Free Bug Matters
Google Chrome is one of the most widely used browsers in the world, which means every serious Chrome vulnerability deserves attention. CVE-2026-7897 is one of those vulnerabilities. This issue was…
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csc.exe Living Off The Land Attack: When A Trusted Windows Compiler Becomes A Threat
Not every cyberattack begins with obvious malware. Sometimes the attacker does not need to bring a suspicious tool onto the system at all. Sometimes they use what is already there.…
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Dirty Frag Explained: The Linux Kernel Bug That Turns Local Access Into Root
Linux has had another uncomfortable few weeks. Shortly after the Copy Fail vulnerability brought renewed attention to the Linux kernel local privilege escalation risk, and a new issue that has…
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Linux Live Patching: How To Patch Critical Kernel Vulnerabilities Without Rebooting
Linux has a strong reputation for stability, security, and control, but even the most hardened Linux server has one unavoidable operational challenge which has to do with kernel updates which…
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Copy Fail: The Linux Kernel Bug That Turns Local Access Into Root
Linux has a reputation for being secure, transparent, and controllable. That reputation is deserved, but secure does not mean invulnerable. The recently disclosed Copy Fail vulnerability is a serious reminder…
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Gemini Blocked 99% Of Bad Ads Before They Ran: Why AI Security Is Becoming The New Digital Trust Layer
Online advertising has become one of the most powerful engines of the modern internet. It funds websites, promotes businesses, drives e-commerce, and helps users discover products and services. But it…
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