Critical analysis of RustScan, the tool that promised to scan ports much faster than Nmap. Is it truly revolutionary or just an aggressive wrapper? Real comparison with advanced Nmap configurations that achieve more accurate and faster results.
RUSTSCAN vs NMAPIn this post we will analyze the new fashion of publishing codes of dubious quality to win a few interactions. Because of this fashion we find publications on Twitter, Linkedin (or even Twitch) that, to people without much technical level, can be confusing.
The Digital Omnibus reaches a provisional deal on 7 May: Annex III moves to December 2027. Spain approves its AI governance bill on 26 May. Pwn2Own Berlin pays out $1.3M for 47 zero-days, with Codex and Claude Code on the menu. Patch Tuesday ships with no zero-days for the first time since June 2024. OpenAI launches Daybreak and Anthropic moves Mythos toward GA. Verizon DBIR 2026 crowns vulnerability exploitation as the number-one vector. GitHub loses 3,800 internal repos to a poisoned VS Code extension.
Hundreds of French supermarkets lost refrigeration overnight. The vector is still unconfirmed; the prime suspect is a controller that validates the technician with a password derived from today's date. We pulled the firmware, ran it in a lab and got in with no credentials.
Trail of Bits turned GPT-5.6-Cyber loose inside a patched QEMU/KVM VM and it escaped three times in twelve hours, the last one with three of its own 0-days. OpenAI rewrites its Preparedness Framework and keeps its largest RL run paused; Brockman warns that open-weight models with cyber capability land at the end of August, and they do: GLM-5.3 scores 84.5% on CyberGym. OWASP publishes the LLM Top 10 2026 with Excessive Agency at number three. Attacks on US water go from 30 utilities to more than 100 and CISA issues exposure guidance. Patch Tuesday closes 421 CVEs and Oracle 943. Two TeamPCP members arrested in Perth, and Boston Scientific sends its Cork plant home.
