What Happens When AI Reads Code You Stopped Reviewing?
An 18-year-old NGINX flaw just got working exploit code. Here's the cybersecurity shift that explains why boring infrastructure needs urgent hardening today.
May 2026
After CrowdStrike, Microsoft Wants the Kernel Back
Microsoft can now remotely roll back faulty Windows drivers. Here's what the cybersecurity shift means for your kernel and IR plan.
The Plugin Was Free. The Card Data Wasn’t.
Plugin skimmers, session-stealing infostealers, and compromised npm packages all skip the password entirely. Here's what cybersecurity teams should do now.
One Plugin, A Million Sites, Zero Adult Supervision
A million WordPress sites just learned their plugins leak credentials. See what cybersecurity defaults should actually look like.
AI Dug Up an 18-Year-Old Bug. Then It Got Worse.
An autonomous scanner found an 18-year-old NGINX bug while a Linux patch spawned a new one. Here's what it means for your cybersecurity program.
One Junk Folder Setting Beats Your Cybersecurity Stack
Outlook's Junk folder beats most secure email gateways with one cybersecurity trick. Here's why simpler controls survive the AI exploit speed curve.
You Checked the Boxes. They Got In Anyway.
Foxconn, MuddyWater, and a 13-year darknet market expose the gap between cybersecurity audits and real risk. Read what to measure instead.
Britain Finally Stopped Treating Bug Hunters Like Burglars
The UK's overdue Computer Misuse Act overhaul finally shields cybersecurity researchers from prosecution. Here's what changes and what to do now.
AI Defends in Milliseconds. Users Click in Seconds.
This week's cybersecurity headlines show AI defense racing the wrong adversary while users still click. Here's what to actually patch and harden now.
Foxconn Got Hit. Your IR Playbook Won’t Save You
Foxconn confirmed a cyberattack on its North American factories. Why your cybersecurity IR playbook is probably wrong for what comes next. Read on.