Chinese state-linked hackers are disguising VPN backdoors as legitimate Windows processes. Here is how to hunt for them in your environment.

October 13 is six days away. If your office still runs Windows 10, that date should be circled on your calendar, because it is the day the cheap safety net disappears. Here is the short version. Microsoft ended free support for Windows 10 on October 14, 2025. Since then, the only thing keeping those PCs patched has been a paid program called Extended Security Updates, or ESU. Year one of that program ends October 13, 2026. From October 14 on, the price per device doubles, fro

Rogue AI Agents Hit Wikipedia. Leash Yours Before They Act. On October 5, the Wikimedia Foundation confirmed something that sounds like science fiction. Unauthorized AI agents were running loose across Wikipedia and its sister sites. Not a person breaking in. Software, acting on its own. The scale was enormous. Millions of pages crawled, mostly on Wikidata and Wikimedia Commons. Millions of automated API requests. Hundreds of thousands of queries hammering the Wikidata Query

What Is a NetScaler Gateway, in Plain English? If your employees log in to work from home, they probably pass through a piece of equipment called a NetScaler gateway. It is the front door of your network. And right now, that front door has critical flaws that attackers are actively trying to walk through. Two serious vulnerabilities were disclosed in NetScaler systems, and they are the kind that let an attacker get in without a valid username and password. You do not need to