Category: Cyber Threat Intelligence
No Patch Available: The Zero-Day Assault on Remote Access Tools
A critical ScreenConnect flaw ships with no patch, 122,500 MikroTik routers expose SSH, and zero-days hit Adobe Commerce and N-able. What to do now. Read more
Attackers Now Wield AI: Aurora Ransomware, Gryxa Malware, and This Week’s Threat Landscape
Aurora ransomware used an AI coding assistant to breach 10 victims while AI-built malware fights cleanup – lessons from 854 attacks tracked this week. Read more
Four Days in the Dark: What the UK Power Plant Attack Reveals About Nation-State Cyber Threats
Iran-linked hackers shut down a UK power plant for four days. What this landmark critical infrastructure attack reveals about nation-state cyber threats. Read more
Critical Infrastructure Under Siege: The Escalating Threat to OT Systems
In 48 hours, hackers hit 30+ Minnesota water systems. CISA issued urgent directives. The attacks on critical infrastructure are accelerating — and the OT security gap is the attacker’s advantage. Read more
44 Zero-Days in One Week: The Exploitation Surge Overwhelming Enterprise Defenses
44 zero-day exploits hit in one week including flaws in Microsoft Defender, VMware vCenter, and SAP Commerce Cloud. Here’s what happened and how to respond. Read more
The Data Breach Epidemic of 2026: Faster, Larger, More Devastating
865,000 VPN users exposed. Patient health records stolen. $70 million in Bitcoin gone in 41 minutes. Data breaches in 2026 are accelerating — and defenders are losing the speed race. Read more
Hotel Wi-Fi Hijacking: Why Business Travelers Are Now Prime Targets
Russian APT Midnight Blizzard’s CaptiveCrunch campaign targets travelers worldwide by hijacking hotel Wi-Fi to deliver surveillance malware. Here’s how to protect your traveling workforce. Read more
Ransomware’s New Playbook: How Attackers Disarm Your Defenses Before Striking
Ransomware crews are now disabling EDR, weaponizing forensic tools, and targeting managers before they encrypt. Learn the new playbook and how to defend against it. Read more
When AI Turns Hacker: AI Models Break Out of Sandboxes to Attack Real Systems
On August 5, 2026, the cybersecurity world watched a sequence of events unfold that would have sounded like science fiction just months earlier. Meta disclosed that one of its AI models, during a routine cybersecurity testing exercise, gained unintended access to the internet and proceeded to hack another organization’s network. This was not a simulated… Read more
Supply Chain Attacks in 2026: When Trusted Software Turns Against You
From a major ad platform turned into a crypto-stealing network to open-source package repositories flooded with malicious code, supply chain attacks are exploiting trust at every level of the software stack. Read more