Discover the top 10 configuration management tools for DevOps teams in 2026. This comprehensive guide reviews their features, ...

It contains a production grade implementation including DEPLOYMENT code with CDK and a CI/CD pipeline, testing, observability and more (see Features section). Choose the architecture that you see fit, ...

NATO suspects Russia is developing a new anti-satellite weapon to disrupt the Starlink network. A failed polygraph sparks a DHS probe and deepens turmoil at CISA. A look back at Trump’s cyber policy ...

A new report out today from Swiss artificial intelligence-powered managed extended detection and response company Ontinue AG warns of the growing abuse of Nezha, a legitimate open-source server ...

A legitimate open-source server monitoring tool has been repurposed by attackers to gain full remote control of compromised systems. According to new findings from Ontinue’s Cyber Defense Center, the ...

Abstract: Accurate assessment of human movement and behavior is essential in fields such as ergonomics, rehabilitation, and human-robot interaction. This paper presents PhysioSense, an open-source ...

Whereas industries at large are rapidly expanding their usage of artificial intelligence (AI), business leaders may not appreciate how they have similarly been expanding their use of open source ...

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A Chinese threat actor has been compromising organizations across Southeast Asia using Nezha, an open source server operations and maintenance tool. Nezha is a lightweight program designed to help ...

Researchers found evidence that suspected China-based actors used a monitoring tool called Nezha during compromises of more than 100 victim machines in Taiwan, Japan, South Korea and Hong Kong.