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Why High-Risk Security Alerts Disappear in the SOC
May 13, 2026 · HOSTCAY

Why High-Risk Security Alerts Disappear in the SOC

Security operations centres face a paradox: more alerts, fewer investigations. We examine why the riskiest warnings go unanswered and what that means for infrastructure defenders.

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TON as a Botnet Backbone: Why Decentralised Networks Attract Malware
May 13, 2026 · HOSTCAY

TON as a Botnet Backbone: Why Decentralised Networks Attract Malware

A fresh TrickMo variant leverages TON's decentralised infrastructure for C2 communications. We examine why blockchain networks are becoming attractive to malware authors and the infrastructure challenges this creates.

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RubyGems Supply Chain Attack: What Hosting Operators Need to Know
May 13, 2026 · HOSTCAY

RubyGems Supply Chain Attack: What Hosting Operators Need to Know

When a package repository faces a coordinated malicious upload campaign, the blast radius extends far beyond the initial repository. Understanding the mechanics and mitigation strategy.

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Exim BDAT Use-After-Free: What Mail Server Operators Need to Know
May 13, 2026 · HOSTCAY

Exim BDAT Use-After-Free: What Mail Server Operators Need to Know

A use-after-free flaw in Exim's BDAT command handler threatens mail infrastructure on certain TLS builds. Understanding the scope and mitigation path is essential.

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AI-Assisted Vulnerability Detection: What Infrastructure Teams Need to Know
May 12, 2026 · HOSTCAY

AI-Assisted Vulnerability Detection: What Infrastructure Teams Need to Know

AI-driven vulnerability detection is reshaping how infrastructure teams find and patch flaws. Learn what this means for your security posture and operational workflow.

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When Ransom Agreements Become Business as Usual
May 12, 2026 · HOSTCAY

When Ransom Agreements Become Business as Usual

Instructure's agreement with ShinyHunters raises hard questions about when organisations pay attackers—and the security implications for hosted education infrastructure.

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