Malware Authors And Your Admins Now Share The Same AI
AI is writing malware and configuring access at once. Here's what cybersecurity teams need to change before both bite them.
July 2026
Their Zero-Day. Your Multi-Day Outage.
A vendor's zero-day and four poisoned npm packages show cybersecurity now hinges on risk you don't control. Here's how to close that gap.
Bulletproof Hosting Beat Cybersecurity For Years
A bulletproof hosting indictment and a FaceTime bank scam share one lesson: cybersecurity fails where trust goes unverified. Here's how to close that gap.
622 Patches Dropped. Attackers Already Have Two.
Microsoft shipped 622 patches and two active zero-days in one week. Here's how cybersecurity teams should actually triage the flood.
Why Does Your IDE Just Run Whatever It Finds?
Real cybersecurity risk isn't just outside your firewall. It's the IDE, package manager, and broker you already trust. Here's how to audit them.
Your Coding Assistant Just Took The Whole Repo
Grok Build ignored its own rules and uploaded entire git repos. Here's what that means for cybersecurity teams trusting AI coding tools. Read on.
The Help Desk Call That Beats Your OAuth Setup
ShinyHunters skips the malware and calls your help desk instead. Here's what real cybersecurity hardening against OAuth abuse looks like.
Nice Passkeys. Shame About The Vendor’s Front Door.
New cybersecurity defaults grabbed headlines this week. The breaches that mattered came through vendors. Here's where to actually focus.
The CISA Contractor Who Leaked AWS Keys For Six Months
A CISA contractor leaked AWS keys on GitHub for six months. Here's what the postmortem reveals about cybersecurity blind spots in contractor access.
Directory Listing Is Still How Everyone Gets Caught
A cybersecurity lesson from three unrelated breaches this week: exposed servers, not exotic exploits, keep taking everyone down. See what to lock down now.