A significant ransomware attack has recently exploited vulnerabilities in CyberPanel, affecting over 22,000 instances globally. PSAUX ransomware leveraged a critical security flaw, leaving these web hosting control panels compromised and effectively taken offline. Here’s an overview of the vulnerabilities exploited, the ransomware’s impact, and steps for mitigation.

SweetAlert2, also known as "swal," is a customizable and responsive replacement for JavaScript's native popup boxes, designed to enhance user interactions with ease. It supports alerts, prompts, confirmations, and multi-step dialogs, all while being WAI-ARIA compliant for accessibility. With sleek design, flexible theming, and easy integration, SweetAlert2 allows developers to customize everything from buttons and icons to animations without compromising performance. As an actively maintained fork of SweetAlert, it ensures ongoing updates and improvements, making it ideal for developers who prioritize both functionality and aesthetics in their web projects.

Ever noticed that every video on YouTube has a unique identifier, known as a "YouTube ID"? It’s that 11-character code in the video URL that helps you find a specific video. Ever wondered how YouTube comes up with these unique IDs? In this guide, we’ll take a peek behind the curtain to see how these IDs are generated, and we'll also show you how to create a similar ID generator using PHP.

When using a fresh instance of OpenVAS, users might encounter the error: Failed to find port_list '33d0cd82-57c6-11e1-8ed1-406186ea4fc5' while attempting to initiate a scan. This issue can arise for several reasons.

To ensure a fully functional and error-free instance of OpenVAS, it should be built from source to obtain the latest version. As of now, there is no single online command to accomplish this. Below is the script for installing OpenVAS on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS. While it might also work on Debian, this has not been tested.