Court Orders Apparently Aren’t A Security Control
NSO defied a court order, North Korea pads its GDP with hacking, and TikTok ships infostealers. Time to rewrite your cybersecurity assumptions.
June 2026
China Built A Faster Shodan From Home Routers
China's JDY botnet is mapping your attack surface from 1,500 home routers, and Langflow shows where the intel lands. Audit your edge before they do.
Ransomware Affiliates Now Take 90 Percent. Infostealers Feed The Pipeline.
The Gentlemen pay affiliates 90 percent. Infostealers harvest your users' logins. See the cybersecurity moves that actually cut the pipeline.
UNC3753 Called Your Help Desk. Then It Walked In.
UNC3753 paired vishing with physical office intrusions to extort dozens of US firms. Here's what your cybersecurity playbook is missing this week.
Your Smart TV Is Now A Proxy Node
A Bright Data SDK turns smart TVs into proxy exit nodes and the 2026 DBIR puts attacks in the browser. Time to rethink your cybersecurity signals.
Worms Are Back, And They Brought Their Own LLM
An AI worm prototype, two npm worm campaigns, and a Claude Code GitHub Action flaw rewrite the cybersecurity worm playbook. Here's what to fix this week.
Three CVEs Stack To Root On Cisco’s SD-WAN Manager
Cisco's CVE-2026-20245 SD-WAN zero-day needs netadmin first. Two earlier CVEs hand it over. Contain the chain before the patch ships.
Agentic AI Failed Seven New Ways This Year
Microsoft's updated agentic AI failure mode taxonomy names seven new cybersecurity risks defenders need to map to controls now. See what to do next.
When Did Recon Stop Counting As An Attack?
Recon, lookalike domains, and home-device malware are visible attack phases. See how to spot them before payloads land in your cybersecurity program.
The Netlogon Bug That Outran Patch Tuesday
A critical Netlogon bug is under active attack while Microsoft fights three other fires. Here's the cybersecurity work your AD team owes itself this week.