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  • Why 8-Character Passwords Are No Longer Enough: Lessons from the Raxis Password Cracker
    Why 8-Character Passwords Are No Longer Enough: Lessons from the Raxis Password Cracker
    With the start of 2026, the Raxis team is already busy. A new upgrade to our password-cracking system shows how quickly 8-character passwords can be cracked.
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  • Autonomous Supply-Chain Worm Compromises Postman, PostHog, Zapier and 26k Others
    Autonomous Supply-Chain Worm Compromises Postman, PostHog, Zapier, and 26k Others
    Operating fully autonomously, this new supply-chain malware has compromised Postman, PostHog, Zapier and 26k others. Learn what your organization should do now.
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  • CrowdStrike Fires Insider Who Shared Screens and Auth Cookies Externally
    CrowdStrike Fires Insider Who Shared Screens Externally
    Though hacker groups claimed to have access to internal systems, CrowdStrike announced they fired an insider who shared external screens with the attackers.
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  • Raxis Chief Penetration Testing Officer Brian Tant Featured on WSB-TV Atlanta Channel 2 News
    Raxis Chief Technology Officer Brian Tant Featured on WSB-TV Atlanta
    When WSB-TV Atlanta reached out to for help warning about a scam targeting Atlanta residents in DeKalb County, Raxis CTO Brian Tant jumped to help.
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  • OWASP Top 10
    OWASP Top 10 for 2025: What’s New in Web Application Security
    The OWASP Top 10 2025 for web applications release candidate was released last week. Take a look at which categories have moved as well as one new category.
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  • The @ctrl/tinycolor NPM Attack
    The @ctrl/tinycolor NPM Attack: The Brutal Anatomy of a Cascading Supply Chain Breach
    Over 40 major packages were exploited in this malware campaign. Learn what happened and what your organization should do if you have been affected.
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