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Discover how hackers used an LLM Agent for automated post-exploitation after the Marimo CVE-2026-39987 exploit. A critical security brief by Mr. Red on Roxohost

Tor is a privacy-focused network that routes internet traffic through multiple encrypted relays to make tracking users significantly harder. Instead of connecting directly to websites, Tor separates identity from destination using layered encryption and decentralized routing. Built for anonymity, censorship resistance, and privacy, Tor helps reduce surveillance — but it does not make users magically invisible or replace good operational security.

​GitHub Breached! Over 3,800 Internal Repositories Listed on the Dark Web: What You Need to Know

Actively exploited Microsoft Exchange Server Zero-Day (CVE-2026-42897) alert. Get immediate mitigation steps and protect your network with Mister Red

Learn about the critical CVE-2026-20182 authentication bypass vulnerability in Cisco SD-WAN Controllers and how it is being exploited by hackers

You can do everything right and still get hacked — through someone you trusted. Here's how supply chain attacks work and why they're the defining cyberthreat of 2026.

Hackers are collecting your encrypted data today to unlock it when quantum computers arrive. Here's what that means for you — in plain English.

YouTube experienced a massive global outage on February 18, 2026, affecting users in India, the US, UK and other regions. Millions reported the “Something Went Wrong” error as videos, feeds, and login services failed temporarily before restoration.

Google has released urgent security updates for Chrome to fix CVE-2026-2441, a high-severity zero-day vulnerability actively exploited in the wild. Users are advised to update to the latest browser version immediately.

Clickjacking is rated P5 in bug bounties but becomes a real-world P1 threat when abused to access cameras, permissions, and user privacy.

Germany’s intelligence agencies have warned of sophisticated phishing attacks abusing Signal’s legitimate features to spy on politicians, military officials, diplomats, and journalists across Europe—without using malware.