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Cloud Threat Detection in 2026: The Growing Role of SecOps

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Cloud Threat Detection in 2026: The Growing Role of SecOps

Cloud threat detection is changing as attacks increasingly unfold inside running workloads rather than in static code or configuration layers. This shift affects how detection works in practice and how security teams are able to investigate incidents once alerts appear.

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Critical CVE in React Server Components Actively Exploited

A newly disclosed vulnerability in React Server Components (RSC) dubbed as CVE-2025-55182, and also known as React2Shell, has introduced a severe remote code execution (RCE) vector impacting applications built with React 19 and frameworks that rely heavily on RSC, most notably Next.js.

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How to Set Up Runtime Protection Against Malware Like Kaiji

Kaiji has been exploiting Linux-based servers and IoT devices for years. But what started as a relatively straightforward threat has evolved to become dramatically more sophisticated, employing stealthy persistence measures to stay hidden and stay planted. When dealing with a threat like Kaiji, it’s important that defenders keep pace with the tactics employed. Aqua’s Runtime …

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Selective Memory Dump Technique for Deeper Container Forensic Analysis

Every attack leaves a trail, but in containerized environments, that trail can vanish before you even realize you have been attacked. Containers are short-lived, and attackers exploit this by executing malware in memory, loading hidden payloads, or deploying rootkits, then silently modifying or deleting evidence to cover their tracks. By the time security teams are …

Aqua at KubeCon 2025: Securing Cloud Native and AI Apps

Every KubeCon tells a story about where the cloud native world is headed. In 2025, that story is about the evolution of AI from a bad movie script to a core part of enterprise solutions. Cloud native applications and artificial intelligence are now part of the same conversation, with security emerging as the vital connection …

Security That Speaks Your Language: Trivy MCP Server

What if checking your project for vulnerabilities was as simple as asking a question? Or if your coding AI agent could automatically run a scan every time you changed a Dockerfile? The new Trivy MCP Server makes all that possible, and more.

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Kaiji Malware: Anatomy, Persistence and Detection

Kaiji malware has emerged as a significant threat in recent years, particularly targeting Linux-based servers and IoT devices. This malware is designed to exploit internet connected services and devices to gain unauthorized access to systems. Once inside, Kaiji establishes persistence through various techniques, including creating system services and modifying system configurations.

Aqua Secure AI Wins AI Cybersecurity Solution of the Year

AI applications are at tremendous risk. The complex chain of different components that AI applications depend on to truly push the boundaries of innovation is also what dramatically increases their attack surface, leaving them vulnerable to attackers.

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How to Set Up Runtime Defense Against Threats Like Gafgyt

One of the latest variants of Gafgyt targets Linux-based systems with weak SSH passwords to ultimately install cryptocurrency miners. Aqua Runtime Protection is particularly effective at defending against this variant’s use of fileless execution and its cryptomining payload, enabling enterprises to protect their critical AI infrastructure. Step-by-Step Guide 1. Create a Runtime Policy Log in …

Secure AI Infrastructure On-Premises from Day One

Your company rolls out a new claims system powered by AI. It is fast, efficient, and customers love the experience. Then one day, a single malicious input slips through. The model is tricked into revealing sensitive records, or a workload spins out of control and consumes expensive GPU cycles. What began as a breakthrough quickly …

Navigating the OWASP LLM and GenAI Security Landscape

The rush to adopt generative AI has created an explosion of new security tools targeting different aspects of an increasingly complex landscape. Every week, a solution promises to stop prompt injection, prevent data leakage, or harden models against attack. For security leaders, it can feel overwhelming. Which solutions matter, how do they fit together, and …

Why AI-SPM Alone is Not Enough to Secure AI Workloads

From writing code to serving customers, companies worldwide are capitalizing on AI to enhance their applications and business processes. But this boom is poised to turn into a bust if security can’t keep pace with AI adoption. And make no mistake: LLMs and AI services, whether they are consumed by the application or hosted and …

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