AI Guided a Water Utility Attack. OT Cybersecurity Isn’t Ready.
Hackers used AI to navigate OT assets inside a water utility network. Here's what that means for your cybersecurity posture and what to do now.
May 2026
Your Cybersecurity Controls Are the Target
Three cybersecurity controls got attacked this week: PAN-OS captive portal RCE, Chrome ABE bypass, and Mirai ADB exploitation. Don't wait to respond.
GPU Rowhammer Is a Real Cybersecurity Threat
Two research teams proved GPU rowhammer on NVIDIA Ampere cards leads to full system compromise. One BIOS default is to blame. Here's how to fix it now.
Your Cybersecurity Backup Plan Has a Fatal Flaw
Ransomware operators destroy your backups before encryption runs, and nation-state groups are using ransomware as a false flag for credential theft. Here's how to fix your incident response plan.
Cleartext Passwords, AitM Phishing, and the Cybersecurity Depth Problem
Cleartext Edge passwords, AitM phishing bypassing MFA, and the Kochava data ban expose the same cybersecurity gap. Here's what to fix this week.
UAT-8302 and the APT Malware Sharing Problem
UAT-8302 is a China-nexus APT sharing malware across government targets on two continents. Here's what your threat detection needs to handle it. Read more.
Supply Chain Cybersecurity: When the Platform Is the Weapon
ScarCruft's gaming platform attack and a backdoored PyPI package share one exploit: your trust. Here's what cybersecurity teams need to fix before the next one lands.
Weaver E-cology and the Non-Human Identity Problem Hiding in Your Stack
CVE-2026-22679 in Weaver E-cology and Cisco's Astrix acquisition point to the same cybersecurity blind spot: non-human identities. Here's how to fix it.
Trusted Platforms Are Now the Attack Rail
Attackers are using Amazon SES, AiTM proxies, and RMM tools to bypass cybersecurity controls. Here's what your team needs to fix now.
Credit Union Fraud Proves Cybersecurity Starts Before the Hack
Credit union loan fraud and the MOVEit auth bypass share the same root failure: trusting one verification layer too much. See what your cybersecurity posture is missing.