Researchers reveal a vulnerability allowing attackers to exploit System Management Mode using extended interrupts, raising security concerns for modern processors.
Exploiting System Management Mode With A Very Long Interrupt
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First Trust Nasdaq Cybersecurity Surges In Global Coverage
The First Trust Nasdaq Cybersecurity ETF has experienced a surge in global media mentions, reflecting increased investor and media interest.
What Happened To HackerOne?
HackerOne’s recent developments raise questions about its future. This report covers confirmed facts, ongoing claims, and next steps for the cybersecurity firm.
The Hacker’s Renaissance (2025)
Cybersecurity experts report a resurgence in sophisticated hacking activities in 2025, marking a new phase in cyber threats worldwide.
US Cyber Command’s Suicide Surge: A Reflection Of Cyber Warfare Stress
US Cyber Command reports a cluster of suicides among personnel, highlighting mental health issues linked to cyber warfare stress.
US Military’s Cyber Command Unit Grapples With Cluster Of Deaths By Suicide
US Cyber Command reports a cluster of suicides among its personnel, raising concerns about mental health and support systems within the military’s cyber units.
Hardware Backdoors In Some X86 CPUs
Researchers have identified potential hardware backdoors in certain x86 processors, raising security concerns for affected systems.
CVE-2026-8037: Progress LoadMaster Command Injection Vulnerability Actively Exploited (CISA KEV)
Security researchers confirm active exploitation of CVE-2026-8037, a command injection vulnerability in Progress LoadMaster affecting multiple deployments.
99% Of My Website Traffic Is Bots
A website reveals that nearly all its traffic is generated by bots, raising concerns about web analytics accuracy and online security.
Framework Discloses Data Breach Via Metabase 0-Day
Framework reveals a data breach exploited through a zero-day vulnerability in Metabase, raising security concerns for affected organizations.
