CVE-2025-39946 - How a Subtle TLS Bug in the Linux Kernel Could Cause Memory Overflows
Transport Layer Security (TLS) is the backbone of encrypted communication on the internet, and in Linux, TLS can be accelerated with in-kernel support to boost
CVE-2025-10585 - Type Confusion in Google Chrome V8 – Exploiting Heap Corruption with Crafted HTML
In early 2025, a serious vulnerability—CVE-2025-10585—was disclosed in the V8 JavaScript engine, which powers Google Chrome and other Chromium-based browsers. Before Chrome version
CVE-2025-54917 - Protection Mechanism Failure in Windows `MapUrlToZone` Lets Hackers Bypass Security Over the Network
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A new security vulnerability, CVE-2025-54917, has been discovered in the Windows API function MapUrlToZone. This flaw can let unauthorized attackers bypass a crucial Windows
CVE-2025-48543 - Critical Sandbox Escape in Chrome on Android via Use-After-Free — Explained
A new Android vulnerability, CVE-2025-48543, has made waves in the security community. This flaw allows an attacker to break out of Chrome's browser
CVE-2025-32312 - Exploiting Unsafe Deserialization in PackageParser’s createIntentsList — Local Privilege Escalation on Android
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A new Android vulnerability, CVE-2025-32312, has made waves in mobile security. This bug exists inside Android’s essential package parsing component—PackageParser.java. Specifically,
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