Who Else Has a Scan of Your License?
153 million license scans are for sale, and ID checks are now a cybersecurity hole. Audit your proofing vendors before the next upload.
September 2026
One Compromised Router. Months of Trusted Access.
Fire Ant turned compromised routers into trusted launchpads. See how that breaks cybersecurity telemetry, and what to lock down this week.
Hundreds of Dollars Bought Another Plant Exploit
AI ported a PLC exploit in hours for hundreds of dollars. That's the new cybersecurity math for plants. See what to change before the next SKU.
Your Package Repo Is the New Domain Controller
CVE-2026-82329 is already in the wild. If your cybersecurity program still treats Artifactory as plumbing, audit publishes now.
August 2026
Your Email Gateway Can’t Hear This Attack
Spring Ring used Teams voice phishing to skip email filters and hunt domain controllers. See the cybersecurity controls your tenant is missing.
The Fridge Went Dark at Fort Irwin
Commissary fridges went dark at seven DoD bases. If your cybersecurity program skips OT, you're already late. See what to inventory first.
ClaudeBot Came Looking for Your Secrets
Fake AI crawlers are probing .env files under famous names. See how this cybersecurity blind spot works, then check your logs.
Your Intel Feed Just Ate a Retraction
The DoJ walked back a China "victim" claim. If your cybersecurity tickets copy press releases, you're briefing fiction. Fix the queue.
Forty-Eight Quiet Hours Bought Them Persistence
Weekend silence is a cybersecurity bill: 48 hours of dwell time, then weeks of identity cleanup. Staff the gap before Monday.
The Human Check Is the Attack Path
Fake Cloudflare captchas now walk users into PowerShell. That's a cybersecurity gap in how you design trust. See what to lock down.