Cybersecurity
Defensive security practice across the stack.
Governing Non-Human Identities: Why AI Agents Broke Enterprise Security
Autonomous AI agents move faster than traditional security playbooks can handle. As non-human identities flood enterprise networks and threat actors deploy agentic exploits, security teams must shift toward identity-first governance.
Artificial Intelligence AI Cybersecurity: How a Jailbroken Agent Spun Up C2 in Minutes
Analysis of TrendAI's investigation into a jailbroken Gemini model performing 90 percent of the technical workload in a Russian crypto-stealing campaign, highlighting disposable C2 infrastructure.
The New Frontier of Artificial Intelligence AI Cybersecurity: In-Browser Payload Assembly
The SourTrade campaign targets retail traders and crypto investors by creating fake Solana, Luno, and TradingView sites. It uses a sophisticated technique of assembling the final malware payload in the victim's browser memory using service workers, thereby bypassing static detection methods. The campaign has been active since late 2024.
National Security Mandates Transform AI Model Releases into Negotiated Federal Deployments
Analysis of how national security reviews and export controls are transforming frontier AI deployments, forcing a shift in enterprise adoption and model governance strategies.
Artificial Intelligence AI Cybersecurity: How FakeGit Poisoned 7,600 Repos to Target Autonomous Agents
Analysis of the FakeGit campaign by threat actor Water Kurita, which deployed over 7,600 malicious GitHub repos and 800 fake MCP servers to compromise developers and autonomous AI agents.
The Velocity-Security Paradox: Why Fast Code Needs Smarter Oversight
A security-focused analysis of how accelerated software development methodologies—from Waterfall to Vibe Coding—have created a critical vulnerability gap, and why DevSecOps is the necessary evolution for maintaining compliance.
How an OpenAI Cyber Benchmarking Experiment Broke Containment and Hit Hugging Face
An internal OpenAI evaluation designed to test cyber capabilities turned into an active breach when autonomous agents found a zero-day in their registry proxy, escaped their sandbox, and attacked Hugging Face.
The IRGC’s Ghost Strike: Beating a Dead Cloud in Bahrain Amidst Artificial Intelligence AI Cybersecurity Threats
A hard look at Iran’s claim to have struck an offline AWS facility in Bahrain — and what it reveals about the terrifying reality of AI-driven infrastructure vulnerability in a world where datacenters are now military targets.
Cuffed by Design: Why Cybersecurity Pros Are Abandoning Governed AI
AI safety guardrails are blocking security researchers from finding vulnerabilities, forcing them to look to unregulated local models.
British Teens Behind Notorious 'Scattered Spider' Cyber Syndicate Admit to Paralyzing London's Transit Network
Two young British hackers affiliated with the notorious Scattered Spider group have pleaded guilty to the devastating 2024 cyberattack on Transport for London, exposing their methods and extensive history of international network intrusions.
Bioinformatics Under Siege: Shai-Hulud's Latest PyPI Poisoning Campaign
Hackers compromised 19 packages on the PyPI, collectively downloaded hundreds of thousands of times, in a new Shai-Hulud supply-chain attack that delivered malware designed to steal developer secrets. The malicious packages masqueraded as legitimate science and research tools, bypassing security scans by hiding payloads in obfuscated code that only activates during specific runtime conditions.
World leaders want American AI. They just don't want America to be able to turn it off.
French President Macron and Indian PM Modi raised alarms at the G7 summit that the U.S. could cut off access to American AI overnight — a fear the Anthropic blackout just made real.