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Ransomware Attacks Hit Record Highs in 2026: Why Your Messages Are the First Target
Ransomware is no longer a niche cybercrime problem. It is an industrial-scale economic threat that h…
How I Built an Automated Web Vulnerability Scanner with Python and OWASP ZAP
I recently completed my MSIT Capstone project at the University of the People an automated web vulne…
Attacker Uses Suspected AI-Generated PowerShell Script to Map Active Directory
Cybersecurity researchers have flagged an intrusion in which an unknown threat actor leveraged a vib…
Everything I got wrong was a negative I was counting
I spent this week fixing three unrelated bugs in an attestation spec. They turned out to be one bug,…
Implementing JWT Authentication Securely in Go Fiber
JWT authentication is one of those things that looks simple until you see the CVEs. Algorithm confus…
An AI Agent Walks Up to a Border
Nobody checks its papers yet. When that changes, the agent already holding a passport every country …
ThumbGate 1.28.0: A Safer Path from Agent Feedback to Enforcement
Most AI-agent safety systems are comfortable detecting risk. The harder problem is deciding when hum…
What is CORS and Why Does It Exist?
In the previous article, we learned that an Origin consists of three components: Scheme (Protocol)…
A Definitive Guide to Configuring coTURN on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Free Tier for WebRTC
This guide provides a comprehensive, step-by-step walkthrough to deploy and configure a private coTU…
The .gitleaks-baseline.json That Suppressed Live Production Secrets
Originally published at woitzik.dev A previous article here covered setting up gitleaks for homela…
US and allies warn of Russian critical infrastructure attacks
Cybersecurity agencies from the United States and eight other countries have issued a joint warning …
Wireless security on Security+ is easier once you stop memorizing acronyms and ask two questions
Wireless is one of those Security+ topics where the study guides just throw a wall of acronyms at yo…