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Technical Write-up: SQL Injection in Django ORM CVE-2025-64459
Summary I discovered a critical SQL injection vulnerability in the Django ORM’s handling of Q objects (CVE-2025-64459). The internal WhereNode.as_sql method uses unsafe string formatting (%s) to inject the query connector (e.g., ‘AND’, ‘OR’) into the raw SQL query. An attacker can control this connector value via the _connector key when a Q object is…
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The Quantum Threat: Confronting Cryptographic Extinction
For decades, the digital world has been built on a bedrock of trust forged by mathematics. Public-key cryptography, the engine behind everything from secure online banking (TLS/SSL) to software updates and blockchain transactions, has been our silent guardian. We’ve trusted it to be an unbreakable shield, based on mathematical problems so difficult that all the…
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Why Post-Encryption Coercion is the Real Ransomware Threat
For years, the cybersecurity community has framed the ransomware defense around a simple premise: robust, tested backups are the silver bullet. The logic was sound—if an organization can restore its encrypted data, the leverage of the attacker’s decryption key is nullified. By 2024, however, this paradigm is dangerously obsolete. Sophisticated threat actors no longer view…
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The Blind Spot in Our Defenses: Confronting the Threat of Adversarial AI
For the past several years, the cybersecurity industry has championed Artificial Intelligence as the force multiplier for beleaguered security teams. We’ve integrated AI into everything from Next-Gen Antivirus (NGAV) to network anomaly detection, trusting it to be a faster, smarter sentinel. While this has undoubtedly raised the bar for defenders, it has also introduced a…





