CybersecKyle
CybersecKyle
Kyle
I love everything tech. You can check out more about me on my website. I blog about cybersecurity, technology trends, and best practices in IT. I even share the occasional tech review every now and then.
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This will be the home base for my new CybersecKyle Security How-To Series. It is a library of practical guides. Each guide ships a small download and a quick way to prove your changes worked. This roadmap is a working plan. I will adjust...
Last week was a nice week. It was not too eventful at work, had a easy time around the house. On and the weather was just perfect. Here are my notes for the week. 💻 Work Work was quiet last week. Nothing major happened which is always...
When a patching platform turns into an initial-access vector, you are looking at failure stacked on failure. That is exactly what CVE-2025-59287 did for Windows Server Update Services (WSUS): an unauthenticated remote code execution flaw...
I wanted a Mastodon status to sit inside an Eleventy post without breaking my layout or forcing weird fixed sizes. I tried the usual suspects and hit the same walls each time. In the end, a simple shortcode solved it. The page controls...
last updated on October 29, 2025 Update October 29, 2025: @deejayy over on Mastodon brought to my attention a great Powershell script that also removes all the bloatware from > > Windows 11. Check it out on Github. I have given this a...
Last week was a crazy ride in my personal life. Here are my notes for the week. 💻 Work I only worked two days. I took Wednesday through Friday off to handle personal matters (more on that below). The short week in the office was calm for...
Update December 12, 2025: The CyberTech Guild Community has been suset. I want to thank everyone who joined, contributed, and helped build a welcoming space over the past two years. If you are looking for similar communities, I recommend...
Last week was one heck of a week at work. Very stressful which bleed into my personal life which I never like. Add all this up and this was a week that I am glad is over. Here are my notes for the week. 💻 Work Let’s start off with work...
Sora is both interesting and scary. Interesting because it lets anyone direct short, realistic videos with synced audio on a phone. Scary because it turns identity itself into a shareable asset other people can cast. Those two truths sit...
🧭 Overview The last seven days were busy: Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday shipped a heavy set of fixes, CISA issued an emergency directive on F5 gear, Oracle E-Business Suite attacks spilled into aviation, Qantas customer data hit the wild,...
Last week was a fairly normal week. I worked on a few articles, did some reading, and spent time with my family. Here are some highlights from the week: 😎 Personal This week there was no F1 race which made the weekend a bit slow. I...
🧭 Overview It’s been another eventful week across the cybersecurity landscape — from critical vulnerabilities in cloud and VPN infrastructure to new ransomware tactics and growing concerns about AI-driven phishing. Below is a curated...
I am trying something new on my blog. I am going to start posting weekly notes. These will be a mix of personal and professional updates, as well as links to articles I have written or found interesting. I am hoping this will be a good...
On or around September 20, 2025, attackers compromised a third‑party customer service provider used by Discord. Discord reports that the intruder accessed data tied to support interactions for a limited set of users. Impacted users are...
npm logo TL;DR: In September 2025 a self‑replicating worm, tracked as Shai‑Hulud, turned the npm ecosystem into a lateral‑movement playground. Maintainer accounts were phished, popular packages were hijacked, new malicious versions...