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LinuxSecurity Contributor - MaK Ulac

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MaK Ulac

MaK is a focused, detail-oriented writer for LinuxSecurity.com, where she develops clear, accessible content on emerging security topics and open-source developments. Her work highlights current challenges facing the Linux community and helps readers understand how evolving threats impact real-world environments. With a background in SEO, she ensures her writing is easy to find, practical to use, and grounded in accurate technical context. She earned a BA in English Language and Letters, which strengthened her foundation in research, analysis, and technical communication. These skills guide her writing and support her ability to present complex security concepts with clarity and precision. Outside of work, MaK enjoys writing, learning about new technologies, and following how security continues to evolve across different systems and environments.

Education: BA in English Language and Letters, Southern New Hampshire University

Experience: LinuxSecurity.com Technical Research Writer, 2025 - present

Articles From MaK Ulac

7 - 9 min read
The OverlayFS bug in Ubuntu last year slipped through normal testing. Nothing exotic, a permissio
Security Vulnerabilities
3 - 5 min read
CVE-2025-4517 sits inside Python’s packaging stack. It turns archive extraction into an arbitra
Security Vulnerabilities
8 - 11 min read
The tee.fail attack targets how Linux handles trusted execution environments. Think of it as a wa
LinuxSecurity.com Feature Articles
5 - 7 min read
I’ve been around Linux long enough to stop expecting much from intro books. Most of them walk t
LinuxSecurity.com Feature Articles
5 - 8 min read
A path traversal flaw in the Rust async-tar library has people looking harder at archive extracti
Security Vulnerabilities
5 - 7 min read
Cyber threats move faster than teams can track them. Exploits surface, get patched, and come back
Security Trends
7 - 10 min read
Security scales poorly. What worked for ten apps starts breaking at a hundred. Each new service a
Server Security
4 - 6 min read
AI is moving faster than most organizations can regulate it. New frameworks arrive every quarter,
Security Trends
3 - 5 min read
Security never stays still. Every new vendor connection, cloud integration, or endpoint expands t
Security Trends
3 - 5 min read
Network security doesn’t have a perimeter anymore. Laptops, IoT devices, contractors, remote us
Network Security
4 - 6 min read
Microsoft Active Directory (AD) has been holding up enterprise identity for deca
Server Security
4 - 6 min read
Ubuntu has issued patches for multiple Linux kernel vulnerabilities now under active review by th
Security Vulnerabilities
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