
Matteo Gaillo is a security expert specializing in analytics intelligence. He writes about the evolution of cyber threats and the role of AI in exploiting vulnerabilities. He also provides insights on cyber protection and reviews the latest cybersecurity software and tools.
The administrative tools that system administrators rely on for daily operations are built on a foundation of trust, where elevated permissions are granted to perform necessary tasks efficiently and securely. However, a recently discovered vulnerability in JumpCloud Remote Assist for Windows,
The year 2025 marks a definitive turning point in cybersecurity, where the central battlefield is no longer just networks and data, but the very intelligence that powers them and the speed at which it can be deployed. An escalating and highly sophisticated arms race has emerged, fueled by
In a digital landscape where open-source collaboration and shared tools are the bedrock of modern software creation, a newly uncovered series of attacks is weaponizing the very foundation of developer trust. A comprehensive analysis has brought to light a sophisticated, multi-platform threat
In the escalating battle against digital adversaries, the ability of threat actors to cloak their true location using anonymizing services has become a formidable obstacle for security teams worldwide, leaving organizations vulnerable to infiltration from seemingly legitimate sources. Preemptive
A sophisticated cyberattack campaign has been systematically exploiting a critical remote code execution vulnerability to compromise network devices with a newly discovered malware, marking a dangerous evolution in threat actor tactics. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-55182 and dubbed
As artificial intelligence chatbots become increasingly integrated into both personal and professional workflows, a security professional from Google's own AI teams has issued a stark warning about the significant cybersecurity risks associated with sharing sensitive information. Harsh
A recently discovered zero-day vulnerability in the popular Gogs self-hosted Git service is being actively exploited in a widespread campaign, leaving hundreds of servers compromised and their administrators racing against time to prevent a complete takeover. This ongoing threat, identified as


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