The handshake only proves the leaf: LXD's CVSS 10.0 certificate mix-upMutual TLS is supposed to settle the question of identity in both directions. The server proves itself to the client, the client proves itself to the server, and both sides walk away knowing who they 5h ago · 6 min readdamianobianda.hashnode.dev
The Sandbox Held. The Mail Slot Didn't: One ChatGPT Share Link to Account TakeoverOn October 28, the security firm Parameter published a writeup with a title that does not undersell it: "Do the Math: How We Took Over ChatGPT Accounts." The short version: an ordinary public ChatGPT 1d ago · 5 min readdamianobianda.hashnode.dev
GitLab Was Patched, the Server Was Still Vulnerable: CVE-2026-97229 Lives in RubyOn October 20, 2026, someone registered an account on Alpine Linux's public GitLab instance and started sending it crafted CI configurations. The instance crashed eight times over two days. Four of th2d ago · 6 min readdamianobianda.hashnode.dev
Your PDF says AES-256. The key had 9 bits of entropyOpen a password-protected PDF and the properties dialog will proudly tell you the document is secured with AES-256. That number describes the cipher. It says nothing about the key. This week, Rick de 3d ago · 6 min readdamianobianda.hashnode.dev
CVE-2026-97631: A 16-Year-Old Buffer Overflow That Runs Before Your Defenses DoYour server's security model has a load-bearing assumption buried in it: the code that runs first is trustworthy. Secure Boot, the TPM, disk encryption, remote attestation — all of it sits on top of f4d ago · 7 min readdamianobianda.hashnode.dev