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Breakdown of New RunC vulnerabilities CVE-2025-31133, CVE-2025-52565, and CVE‑2025‑52881
I recommend reading the actual exploit https://seclists.org/oss-sec/2025/q4/161. It’s mind-blowing, how complex and how many jumps it takes actually to…
Nov 9 • 
Neil Naveen

October 2025

L2 Base Node Builds are Insecure
The docker builds for L2 base/node are full of holes
Oct 30 • 
Nathan Naveen
Stopping kill signals against your eBPF programs
Death has never been fun, let's avoid it (with eBPF)
Oct 29 • 
Neil Naveen
GitHub’s ubuntu-latest Runners Have 1,681 Packages and 9 HIGH-Severity Vulnerabilities
We build our platform in Go and C. Our production containers are stripped down to exactly what we need. Removing unnecessary packages and minimizing the…
Oct 26 • 
Nathan Naveen
How We Secured Our eBPF from eBPF
This blog post is one in a series about how we secure our eBPF agent from malicious users who try to overwrite or destroy it.
Oct 26 • 
Nathan Naveen
We're Replacing Our Kubernetes Ingress Stack with Cloudflare Tunnels, Here's Why
Why we're moving from NGINX/Ingress + Load Balancers to Cloudflare Tunnels: simpler ops, better security, global performance, and lower cost.
Oct 26 • 
Neil Naveen
Attacking and Securing eBPF Maps
BPF Maps aren't really that secure against users with admin permissions
Oct 26 • 
Neil Naveen
LD_PRELOAD, The Invisible Key Theft
How LD_PRELOAD can be used to steal keys without you knowing...
Oct 26 • 
Neil Naveen
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