Unbound DNSSEC Heap Overflow: Why Resolver Security Matters
A critical heap overflow in the Unbound DNS resolver allows attackers to achieve remote code execution through malicious DNSSEC zones. What you need to know.
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A critical heap overflow in the Unbound DNS resolver allows attackers to achieve remote code execution through malicious DNSSEC zones. What you need to know.
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A critical remote code execution flaw in Issabel Framework exposes PBX systems to unauthenticated attacks. We examine why telecom infrastructure remains a high-value target.
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New U.S. legislation aims to block pirate sites at the DNS level. We examine the technical and operational challenges ISPs and resolver operators face.
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A new hardware attack silently corrupts encrypted memory in Intel and AMD confidential computing platforms. We examine the threat model and what datacenter operators should consider.
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Recent campaigns demonstrate how threat actors abuse email delivery infrastructure and exploit passkey authentication to breach cloud environments and steal data.
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Vietnam's prosecution of 74 Xoi Lac operators reveals that authorities prioritise revenue models over content distribution. Understanding the distinction matters for infrastructure providers.
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