Nginx in the Media
7 mentions across press, blogs, and newsletters
March 2026
SiliconAngle
Kubernetes Ingress is hitting a transition point, and platform teams need a bigger strategy
Kubernetes Ingress networking is entering a transition moment that is bigger than a routine tooling refresh. Internal research cited by Kubernetes security leadership suggests that roughly half of cloud-native environments currently rely on NGINX Ingress Controllers. As that part of the ecosystem
Mar 12, 2026
SiliconAngle
The convergence crisis: Why AI adoption demands a new architectural blueprint
Enterprises are currently fighting a two-front war. On one side, there is an aggressive push toward AI adoption; on the other, an infrastructure landscape so fractured across edge, cloud and on-premises sites that scaling becomes nearly impossible. This “complexity tax” is stalling in
Mar 11, 2026
WebProNews
Critical Vulnerabilities in n8n Enable Remote Code Execution; Update Now
Security researchers from Claroty's Team82 discovered critical vulnerabilities (CVE-2026-12345 and CVE-2026-12346) in the open-source workflow tool n8n, enabling remote code executi
Mar 11, 2026
SiliconAngle
F5 announces platform-wide upgrades including Insight observability and AI security tools
F5 Inc. today announced a series of updates to its Application Delivery and Security Platform aimed at helping enterprises secure modern applications, including artificial intelligence workloads and hybrid and multicloud environments. The announcements, made at the company’s annual AppWorld confe
Mar 11, 2026
The Stack
Get off the never-ending vulnerability piñata that is Ingress NGINX
"There is no number of maintainers of dedicated engineers that can safely and sanely keep Ingress NGINX online."
Mar 4, 2026
February 2026
TechCrunchMajor Publication
A VC and some big-name programmers are trying to solve open source’s funding problem, permanently
A group of well-known open source programmers and a VC have launched the Open Source Endowment. They hope this new method will provide funding for good.
Feb 26, 2026
GBHackers
0APT Ransomware Group Claims 200 Victims, Fails to Provide Proof
A new ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) outfit calling itself 0APT has quickly drawn attention for all the wrong reasons, after loudly claiming to have compromised around 200 victims while failing to provide any verifiable proof of compromise. Emerging on or around January 28, 2026, the group launch
Feb 17, 2026