Linux Bad Epoll bug roots servers fast

Send us Fan Mail A critical Linux kernel flaw, a surge in malicious open source packages, and a high-profile breach all point to the same shift: attackers are focusing on identity, tokens, and trusted workflows instead of traditional perimeter defenses. For security and IT leaders, this changes where risk actually lives. Patch speed is now a primary control. Developer environments are active attack surfaces. And a single leaked credential can expose far more than expected if access is not tightly scoped. This episode breaks down the Linux "Bad Epoll" vulnerability, the Lazarus package campaign, and the Novo Nordisk breach, along with a disruption of residential proxy infrastructure used in credential attacks. Learn more at https://crestvale.io Support the show