Martin Szudarski

Significant Linux Vulnerabilities Were Discovered in the First Half of 2026

Research has proven that that Linux is no more secure than any other operating system. It requires patching and security monitoring just like all modern…

Jul 21 • Martin Szudarski

The Shai-Hulud worm has Turned Trusted Developer Workflows Upside Down

Developers continue to be in the crosshairs of modern cyber-attacks. Implicit trust of open-source software projects is causing widespread security…

Jul 14 • Martin Szudarski

May 2026

7 Security Practices to Give Up Immediately

Today, an outdated practice may not only be useless, but potentially dangerous. It is time to determine if there are weak links in your security chain.

May 5 • Martin Szudarski

April 2026

This Linux Exploit Quietly Gains Root Level Permission

This exploit has existed for nearly ten years but was only "officially" found and reported recently.

Apr 30 • Martin Szudarski

Zero Day Adobe Acrobat Exploit

Adobe has just patched a zero-day exploit that may have been being exploited in the wild for months.

Apr 14 • Martin Szudarski

March 2026

Security Threats From Home WiFi Routers

Which WiFi router are you using at home or your business? The recent FCC ruling confirms what security experts have said for years.

Mar 31 • Martin Szudarski

A Dozen Ways to Hack Enterprises in the Cloud

Are you ready for attackers to use your cloud against you?

Mar 24 • Martin Szudarski

Attackers are Now Living Off the Cloud

Is your cloud protected and are you ready for their latest attack plan?

Mar 17 • Martin Szudarski

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February 2026

Malicious VSCode AI Assistants Directly Target Developers

Over a million developers are affected.

Feb 3 • Martin Szudarski

January 2026

Twelve Months of Fighting Cybercrime

An Endpoint Security Summary of 2025

Jan 28 • Martin Szudarski

2026 Security Predictions

AI may take over as a larger threat.

Jan 13 • Martin Szudarski

September 2025

Attackers Exploit SonicWall Vulnerability to Deploy Akira Ransomware

Poor practices and inadequate protection allowed Akira to spread.

Sep 9, 2025 • Martin Szudarski