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34 postsHow mirrord Now Runs Natively on Windows
mirrord drops its WSL requirement and now runs natively on Windows, using manual DLL injection and deep IDE integrations instead of LD_PRELOAD.
File-Notification APIs Leak User Activity Across Linux, Android, Windows, macOS
CCS 2026 research shows file-notification APIs on Linux, Android, Windows, and macOS leak user activity by bypassing intended permission boundaries.
Microsoft's AI Bug Hunt Tripled CVEs: The Data Behind It
Microsoft's July 2026 patch hit 1150 CVEs, 3x the prior baseline. Public CVRF data reveals how AI-driven bug hunting also reshaped severity.
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commitbrief.comWhy Sony's PS Link USB Dongle Freezes Windows Audio Entirely
A firmware bug in Sony's PS Link USB adapter violates USB spec and crashes Windows audio system-wide. Root cause analysis and workaround inside.
Sophos Finds Coding Agents Trip the Same EDR Rules Built for Attackers
Sophos finds Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex trigger EDR rules built to catch attackers, exposing new risks in agentic coding workflows.
Kernel-Level Anti-Cheat: A Growing Security Concern
Kernel-level anti-cheat drivers from Riot, EA, and Epic face scrutiny over ownership ties, data collection, and security vulnerabilities in major games.
Windows and Ubuntu Interoperability
The Windows Subsystem for Linux introduces interoperability with Win32 applications.
Rust's Role in Windows 11: A Detailed Overview
Details on Rust's usage in Windows 11: DLLs, DWriteCore, and the MathCAT library.
Hacker with a vendetta against Microsoft reveals new zero-day exploit
Nightmare Eclipse has unveiled ShieldBreak, a new zero-day exploit granting SYSTEM privileges on Windows systems.
OctLurk and SilkLurk Windows Backdoors Target Governments in 6 Countries
Kaspersky reveals OctLurk and SilkLurk backdoors targeting governments across six countries.