15,000 Sites Scrubbed, And Your CMS Is Still The Delivery Truck
A SocGholish takedown cleaned 15,000 sites, but your CMS is still a malware delivery truck. Here's how to lock down the web property nobody owns.
June 2026
You Can’t Fire What You Can’t Name
AI agents are minting credentials at machine speed, and your cybersecurity program isn't tracking them. Here's how to inventory and govern them before one leaks.
Even The Threat Hunters Lost Their Salesforce Data
Klue's breach drained Salesforce data from top cybersecurity firms through OAuth tokens no firewall watches. See how to lock down your integrations.
One Web Page. Your Host Is Theirs.
AutoJack proves localhost is no security boundary when AI agents browse hostile pages. See the cybersecurity controls that actually break the chain.
Millions of TV Boxes Are Laundering Your Attackers’ Traffic
Residential proxy botnets turn home devices into attacker exit nodes and break your firewall. See the cybersecurity controls that still work.
Your AI Scanner Just Refused To Read Malware
Malware now hides prompt injection to fool AI scanners. See why cybersecurity teams must treat analyzed files as hostile input, and how to lock it down.
They Built A Product To Switch Off Your EDR
A ransomware gang now ships an EDR killer that disables 400+ security processes. Here's how to keep your cybersecurity stack from going dark when it counts.
You Copied The Address. The Money Left Anyway
A crypto clipper silently swaps the wallet address you copied, backed by Tor, worms, and fake reviews. See how cybersecurity teams shut it down before payday.
You Bought The Tool. Did You Check It Works?
Your security tools report green while attackers walk past them. The fix isn't buying more cybersecurity gear, it's proving what you own works. See where to start.
Your Attacker Can’t Code. His AI Can.
A low-skilled attacker used AI agents to breach 14 companies, and a fresh VPN credential leak hands the next one a head start. Here's how to slam the door.