18,000 Agent Posts Turned a Dormant Wiki Into C2
18,000 agent posts on a dead wiki expose a cybersecurity gap your egress policy still misses. See what to lock down this week.
September 2026
Replica Access Became a Persistent Backdoor
PostGREShell turns replica logins into host takeovers. See the cybersecurity gap that survives restores, and what to lock down first.
Six Months Is a Calendar Entry, Not a Control
Automated attacks will not wait on your six-month plan. Retune cybersecurity for bots that never type. See what to change this week.
The Hidden Bug Era Ended
AI blew up hidden bugs while Sangoma Switchvox is already exploited. See how cybersecurity teams cut exposure before vendors catch up.
One QR Scan. A Stolen Login Session.
QR codes in Teams already steal sessions your cybersecurity stack never sees. Lock down untrusted images before October. Check your gap.
Play Was the Install Button
StreamRat used Meta and TikTok ads to put a banking Trojan in front of 570,000 people. Audit how your cybersecurity program treats ads.
ASCII Smuggling Just Hit Production
ASCII smuggling is hiding phishing from your cybersecurity stack. See what to inspect before the next deal email lands.
You Didn’t Pay. The Admin Keys Still Worked
Exposed admin keys beat ransom theater: MAG's 8.8M dump and court-platform breaches show what cybersecurity teams should fix first. Steal the checklist.
The Student Never Opened the Message
A Serbian student's iPhone got Pegasus with zero taps. See what that means for cybersecurity programs that still treat phones as perks. Check your MDM list.
22,000 Exchange Servers Still Honor Replayed Auth After August 11
22,000 Exchange servers still take replayed auth. Prove the patch, isolate OWA, and hunt sessions. Your cybersecurity queue starts here.