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 →
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 →
Canadian authorities have dismantled what appears to be one of the most technically sophisticated financially motivated telecom attacks publicly documented in North America after arresting three suspects accused of operatingRead More →
In mid-April 2026, researchers at Darktrace published a detailed breakdown of a malware sample that occupies a narrow but alarming niche in the threat landscape: a Windows-based OT weapon apparentlyRead More →
A newly discovered phishing campaign is leveraging a Unicode homoglyph trick to impersonate Booking.com and distribute malicious MSI installers capable of delivering infostealers or remote access trojans (RATs). This attack,Read More →
A newly disclosed pair of critical vulnerabilities in Sudo — the powerful Unix/Linux command-line tool that allows users to run commands as root — poses a significant local privilege escalationRead More →
Helm has revolutionized how Kubernetes applications are deployed. A single helm install can launch a fully functioning stack in seconds. But a new report by Microsoft Defender for Cloud revealsRead More →