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Alexey Drobyshev

How a CSS border escape compromised the world's most trusted webmail interfaces
Cyber Security

New research from Gareth Heyes reveals how CSS can bypass webmail sanitizers in Gmail and Outlook to steal passwords and tokens. Learn how to stay secure.

Alexey Drobyshev
Alexey Drobyshev
August 8, 2026
Why your next browser verification check might be a backdoor to the windows kernel
Cyber Security

Microsoft reports hackers are using BNB Chain smart contracts to host malware instructions through fake CAPTCHA prompts that trick users.

Alexey Drobyshev
Alexey Drobyshev
August 7, 2026
Why every ruby on rails image upload now requires immediate scrutiny
Cyber Security

Critical Rails vulnerability CVE-2026-66066 (KindaRails2Shell) allows unauthenticated attackers to read files. Update Active Storage immediately.

Alexey Drobyshev
Alexey Drobyshev
August 6, 2026
How the Poipet AI scam network industrialized deception
Cyber Security

OpenAI disrupts a Cambodia-based scam network in Poipet that used ChatGPT for romance scams, human trafficking management, and financial fraud.

Alexey Drobyshev
Alexey Drobyshev
August 5, 2026
How a fake zoom update turned legitimate remote support tools into backdoors
Cyber Security

Learn how the SMOKE#SCREEN campaign and Powercat stealer use fake Zoom updates and gaming cheats to deploy ScreenConnect and steal sensitive data.

Alexey Drobyshev
Alexey Drobyshev
August 4, 2026
The Dual-AI Architecture: Why General Models are Tools but SOC Autonomy is Infrastructure
Cyber Security

A professional analysis of how to integrate AI platforms like Claude into the SOC without falling for hype, focusing on tiered intelligence architecture.

Alexey Drobyshev
Alexey Drobyshev
August 3, 2026
How a Single Tracking Script Redirected Crypto Payments Across the Web
Cyber Security

Analysis of the Adform supply-chain compromise where hackers modified a tracking script to hijack cryptocurrency wallet addresses via the browser.

Alexey Drobyshev
Alexey Drobyshev
August 1, 2026
How a dealer-installed security system left two million cars open to thieves
Cyber Security

Researchers at UC San Diego discovered a Bluetooth flaw in KARR and SWDS car security systems affecting 2.2 million vehicles. Learn how to secure your car.

Alexey Drobyshev
Alexey Drobyshev
July 31, 2026
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