A research and implementation guide to autonomous external web application and API security testing Autonomous penetration testing is evolving from conventional vulnerability scanning toward systems that can discover an application’sRead More →
Agentic Security Operations: How AI Agents Are Changing Detection Across On-Premises and Cloud Environments For years, security teams have been automating the parts of cybersecurity that could be described precisely.Read More →
The Hacker Went Offline. The AI Agent Kept Working: How Hermes Could Change Post-Exploitation A hacker does not necessarily need to sit in front of a compromised computer anymore. TheyRead More →
Excellent. Let’s do it properly. GitHub Copilot Is Redefining the Enterprise Attack Surface Inside Visual Studio Code As GitHub Copilot evolves from a coding assistant into an AI agent capableRead More →
Inside the New Attack Class That Breaks the Security Model Behind Modern AI Assistants For decades, software security has relied on a deceptively simple principle: never let untrusted data becomeRead More →
For decades, cybersecurity has largely been defined by software exploitation. Attackers discovered vulnerabilities in operating systems, web browsers, network protocols, authentication mechanisms, or applications, then abused those weaknesses to gainRead More →
Telegram Disruptions Extend Beyond National Borders Temporary disruptions of Telegram services in a given region can unexpectedly spill into neighboring network environments due to upstream routing dependencies and regional transitRead More →
A massive compromise of the Arch Linux ecosystem has revealed how threat actors can weaponize open-source governance processes to transform trusted software repositories into malware delivery networks without exploiting aRead More →
Meta’s disclosure that attackers abused an AI-assisted account recovery system to hijack more than 20,000 Instagram accounts is rapidly becoming one of the most consequential security incidents in the emergingRead More →