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Victor joined the TraceSecurity team over two years of experience in software engineering, network administration, and programming. He currently performs services including vulnerability assessments and social engineering. Victor earned his Associates in Computer Science & Information Technology from Strayer University. He is currently working toward his Bachelor of Science in Computer Science as well as certifications in Security+ and Python.
What is the DarkSword Vulnerability?
The DarkSword vulnerability was a serious, recent threat to iPhone users. It was discovered thanks to Google's Threat Intelligence Group and a few cybersecurity firms.
NVIDIA Critical Container Vulnerability: CVE-2025-23266
A vulnerability has been discovered in the NVIDIA container toolkit. Always make sure that your patches are up to date.
What was the LiteLLM Supply Chain Attack?
Introduction The modern software development ecosystem is built on a foundation of shared trust. In March 2026, that trust was exploited by one of the most widely used Python libraries in the artificial intelligence space. LiteLLM, a package that provides…
What is DNS Hijacking?
DNS hijacking is an attack that corrupts process, which can corrupt processes at its source. Every query can be a potential liability.
What is the Notepad++ Vulnerability?
Earlier this year, Notepad++ (Notepad plus plus) had a crucial vulnerability. It may be a symptom of a larger problem.
The First Social Security Leak of 2026
The first major social security number leak has been reported, but will likely not be the last. The extent of the breach is concerning.
Russia’s Hacking Groups Threat on Global Infrastructure
Pro-Russia hacktivist groups are continuing to grow across the world, posing a threat to global infrastructure. What is the impact?
Salt Typhoon: Chinese State-Sponsored Cyber Espionage
The Chinese State-sponsored cyber campaign known as Salt Typhoon represents a broad and highly sophisticated set of hacking operations.
Cyber Attack on American Water
American Water, the largest publicly traded United States water utility, discovered unauthorized activity within its computer networks.