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OS Weekly: PHP2Shell, a Secure Boot Bypass & the Help Desk ProblemTwo themes ran through this week. First, speed: PHP shipped emergency fixes for two critical flaws, and within days …
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OS Weekly: PHP2Shell, a Secure Boot Bypass & the Help Desk ProblemTwo themes ran through this week. First, speed: PHP shipped emergency fixes for two critical flaws, and within days …
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When the Agent Is the Incident: NIST, NSA, and CISA's 10 Key Practices for SI Incident ResponseEvery incident response playbook you’ve ever written assumes the same cast. There’s an attacker, …
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PHP2Shell: What We Know About CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619, and What to Do TodayOn October 20, two critical vulnerabilities in PHP core leaked a day before their planned disclosure. They’re …
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The SOC Gets a New Org Chart: Five Security Operations Predictions for 2027Last week I argued that the bottleneck in detection engineering moved from writing rules to investigating alerts. If you …
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Detection as Code 101: How It's Done at DatadogIt’s Friday afternoon. Someone tunes a noisy rule directly in the SIEM console, saves it, and logs off. Monday …
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OS Weekly: When Your Trusted Tools Become the Way InThis week’s lesson is uncomfortable: the tools you trust most are part of your attack surface. A backup service …