Security researchers have disclosed that TP-Link’s Tapo C200 ships with hardcoded cryptographic material and is vulnerable to buffer overflow bugs in its network-facing services. Under the hood, that’s a two-front problem: shared secrets undermine any claim of device-specific trust, making impersonation and traffic decryption feasible at scale, while

A security team says it gained access to X, Vercel, Cursor, and Discord via a single supply‑chain vector-an outcome that, if confirmed, underscores how modern platform ecosystems can share failure modes. What’s notable here isn’t a novel exploit primitive but the blast radius: one weak link rippling