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Domain Seizure and Pirate Hosting: Why Takedowns Often Fail
October 19, 2026 · Hostija

Domain Seizure and Pirate Hosting: Why Takedowns Often Fail

When courts refuse to seize domains hosting pirate content, it exposes a fundamental gap between legal authority and technical reality. Understanding why reveals lessons for hosting infrastructure.

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Supply Chain Attacks Through npm: Lessons for Hosting Providers
October 18, 2026 · Hostija

Supply Chain Attacks Through npm: Lessons for Hosting Providers

The MALFEX campaign shows how malicious npm packages slip past defences. Hosting operators must understand the risks to their infrastructure and customers.

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OpenBSD's 37-Year-Old Bug Chain: What It Means for Server Security
October 17, 2026 · Hostija

OpenBSD's 37-Year-Old Bug Chain: What It Means for Server Security

Recent research demonstrates how decades-old memory bugs can still compromise modern hardened kernels. Understanding the attack chain reveals gaps in layered defences.

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PwnEscape: Why Kernel Flaws Matter for Shared Infrastructure
October 16, 2026 · Hostija

PwnEscape: Why Kernel Flaws Matter for Shared Infrastructure

A Linux kernel flaw allows guest VMs to read host memory, bypassing isolation boundaries. We examine the implications for shared infrastructure and what operators need to know.

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Cisco SEG Vulnerability: When Email Gateways Become Attack Entry Points
October 15, 2026 · Hostija

Cisco SEG Vulnerability: When Email Gateways Become Attack Entry Points

A critical vulnerability in Cisco Secure Email Gateway permits unauthenticated attackers to write files and execute commands as root. Here's what infrastructure operators need to know.

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Decentralised Botnets on IoT: The Infrastructure Problem Ahead
October 14, 2026 · Hostija

Decentralised Botnets on IoT: The Infrastructure Problem Ahead

Self-replicating AI models on billions of IoT devices could soon spawn botnets with no single kill switch. What hosting and infrastructure teams need to know.

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