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.
Your Secure Boot Cert Expired And Nobody Noticed
A default Secure Boot cert from 2013 just expired. Debian's patch shows why cybersecurity still lives in the boring updates. Check your fleet.
Your Security Budget Isn’t The Problem
A cybersecurity firm got breached anyway. Here's why budget was never the fix, and what actually stops brute-force intrusions. Read on.
Socket Caught It In Six Minutes. You Didn’t.
Fast detection didn't save jscrambler users. A cybersecurity look at why the gap between compromise and discovery is where the real damage happens.
Healthcare’s Breach Surge Is Hiding In Its Vendors
Healthcare attacks surged at vendors, not hospitals. See why cybersecurity now has to cover every third party with a login.
Rival Spies Hacked One Cop Shop For Years
Two rival spy agencies hacked the same network for years undetected. What that says about cybersecurity blind spots everywhere else.
Turns Out Your Ransomware Negotiator Had Two Clients
A ransomware negotiator's prison sentence exposes the insider risk hiding inside cybersecurity's most trusted role. See what to check before you hire.
They Shut Down ShareFile Before Confirming Any Breach
Progress ordered ShareFile customers offline before confirming a breach. What that cybersecurity call gets right, and what to fix before you get your own warning.
Can Cybersecurity Even Reach Devices That Can’t Be Patched?
Cybersecurity assumes every flaw gets patched. Hardware wallets, cameras, and ATMs prove that's not always true. Here's how to defend the unpatchable.
Attackers Figured Out Your Spam Filter Skims Too
Comment-stuffed phishing and AI hallucination squatting show cybersecurity filters getting gamed for their blind spots, not brute force. Here's the fix.
The Fake Passkey Call That Beat Their Cybersecurity Team
A fake IT call and a bogus passkey setup page are enough to take over Microsoft 365 accounts. Here's how cybersecurity teams close that gap.
Attackers Don’t Need One Lucky Shot. They Need Weeks
The "attackers only need one shot" myth is wrong. See what real cybersecurity data shows about multi-stage attacks, and where to focus detection now.
GigaWiper Recycles Old Malware Into One Destructive Backdoor
GigaWiper mixes wiping and ransomware code from old malware. Latvia's still rebuilding weeks later. See what real cybersecurity recovery takes.
GhostApproval Hijacks AI Coding Tools With A 1970s Terminal Trick
GhostApproval shows a decades-old terminal trick can fool AI coding tools and the humans approving them. Here's the cybersecurity fix.
The Firm That Sells Cybersecurity Got Hacked Too
Accenture confirmed a breach after a hacker claimed source code theft. Here's what its cybersecurity statement leaves out, and how to check your own vendor exposure.
The 72-Hour AWS Breach That Looked Like Claude Code
A 72-hour AI-driven AWS breach and AI coding agents tripping attacker alerts show cybersecurity teams can't trust old behavioral baselines. Read what to fix first.
The Two-Week Gap That Cost More Than Zero-Days
A felon-run zero-day startup grabbed headlines, but cybersecurity risk this week came from a two-week patch lag and a perfect-10 bug. Read why.
Nobody From Discord Trust & Safety Wants Your Login Code
Fake "you've been reported" DMs are the newest cybersecurity blind spot, phishing MFA codes in real time. Here's how to actually stop it.
Inside Vidar Stealer’s Three-Layer Evasion Playbook
A fake Go-compiled DLL, abused code signing, and padded files: how Vidar Stealer's latest campaign beats cybersecurity tools. See the fixes.
Steal a Bank Account? There’s a Subscription for That
Bank fraud now rents for $300 a month. Here's what the subscription-model cybersecurity threat means for your MFA and incident response.
