CVE-2025-3248: The Flaw an AI Agent Used to Run Ransomware
An AI agent ran a full ransomware attack via a Langflow RCE flaw. Here's what it means for cybersecurity teams and how to slow the next one.
July 2026
Who Profiled You First: Papa Johns Or The Phisher?
Ad trackers and phishing kits fingerprint you the same way. Here's what that means for cybersecurity teams, and how to close the gap.
June 2026
Your AI Made Up A Website. Attackers Made It Real.
AI assistants hallucinate fake domains attackers race to register. A real cybersecurity risk hiding behind the quantum hype. Here's what to fix first.
The Poisoned Tool Description Owns Your Agent
A poisoned tool description is all it takes to make your AI agent leak data. Here's the cybersecurity playbook to contain it before it bites.
Your AI Browser Just Gave Away The Password
Six AI browsers leaked user credentials to a simple prompt trick. See why the browser is now your riskiest insider, and how to lock it down.
Your AI Credentials Never Expire. Djinn Knows.
The Djinn infostealer hunts cloud and AI credentials most teams never rotate. See why these keys are a cybersecurity blind spot, and how to lock them down.
200,000 Scam Sites Built On A Legit Developer Toolkit
One legit toolkit now powers 200,000 investment scam sites. Here's why your firewall misses it and what cybersecurity teams can do today.
They Send An OpenAI Invite, You Hand Over The Roadmap
A fake OpenAI org invite slips past every cybersecurity control and walks off with your secrets. See why your perimeter misses it and how to shut the door.
A Quiet Backdoor Now. A Ransom Note In Weeks.
Access brokers and quiet Windows COM tricks feed Europe's ransomware surge. See how to close the gap before the ransom note lands.
A 9.8 Flaw, A Lantronix Box, And Two Days To Patch
A CVSS 9.8 Lantronix flaw, a pre-disclosure Cisco hit, and honeypot data show why exposed devices are a cybersecurity gamble. See what to lock down now.