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2026 98

  1. AI-generated code security shows first significant improvement in a year
  2. Anthropic files for initial public offering amid broader tech market volatility
  3. Sophisticated malware targets government-specific windows systems in Asia
  4. GCHQ faces scrutiny over lost storage drives and data handling failures
  5. Organizations face security risks from excessive AI autonomy
  6. Moldova investigates massive cyberattack on national identity infrastructure
  7. Fake cryptocurrency trading app steals funds from Solana wallets
  8. Mrfoofoo, Binance, Polymarket, Silent Train, robosurance, privacy, and Josh Marpet - SWN #629
  9. Identifying election domain threats before they become attacks
  10. Drupal Commerce Core access bypass flaw exploited in attacks
  11. A clean code review does not mean a safe runtime
  12. Indonesia seeks storage upgrades to bolster national identity infrastructure
  13. County election websites show persistent security vulnerabilities
  14. Valve steam platform vulnerabilities enable zero-click remote code execution
  15. Federal Election Commission systems go offline during cyberattack
  16. Security researchers warn of camera management software exploitation
  17. CISA adds Linux kernel and Broadcom VMware ESX flaws to known exploited vulnerabilities catalog
  18. Enterprise networking market growth faces component supply challenges
  19. Security researcher gains network access via legacy server vulnerability
  20. Unauthorized AI relay service poses security risks to enterprise users
  21. SecurityScorecard releases benchmark for testing AI in vendor risk management
  22. Vulnpocalypse Continues Until Defense Improves – PSW #950
  23. A revoked certificate is not a blocked connection
  24. Cisco SD-WAN Catalyst Controller attacks linked to Volt Typhoon’s Silent Train network
  25. From AI Agents to Critical Infrastructure: Closing the Cyber Resilience Gap
  26. How AI forces data security back to the endpoint
  27. After the breach: Uncovering the full scope of the attack
  28. Federal Election Commission systems taken offline following cyberattack
  29. Upwind Security raises $400 million to scale cloud and AI security platform
  30. Discord to index discoverable server discussions for web search
  31. Cisco releases open source project quarry to monitor AI agent behavior
  32. FCC commissioner outlines timeline for US Cyber Trust Mark rollout
  33. Security researchers identify bluetooth vulnerabilities in warehouse barcode scanners
  34. Malicious AI desktop applications distribute Yoba malware
  35. Army selects Amazon Web Services and World Wide Technology for Project Griffin
  36. Federal agencies face growing fraud threats requiring better data visibility
  37. Node2Shell flaw in Brotli added to CISA exploited vulnerabilities list
  38. Why cyber due diligence should be part of every vendor risk review
  39. Passports and Visas: A practical identity model for AI agent security
  40. CyberSN Jobs Report as CIOs and CISOs are Unaccountable and Unprepared for AI - BSW #471
  41. Engie confirms customer data breach via marketing platform
  42. Police and fire services in England and Wales face significant cyber risks
  43. China-linked Warlock ransomware group targets global infrastructure
  44. Japanese ISP GMO Internet suffers major data breach and ransomware demand
  45. University of Copenhagen reports data breach affecting over 500,000 individuals
  46. The shadow AI epidemic: Uncovering hidden AI agents and components on the endpoint
  47. Agents, Train Robberies, Jazz, Microsoft, Elvis Gyrates, Aaran Leyland, and More - SWN #628
  48. OpenAI calls for industry to raise its cyber defenses
  49. Steve Zurier
  50. Closure codes are chosen to close the case
  51. How to evaluate OT detection and response platforms
  52. Risk advisory: AI security programs fail when they do not control the system
  53. GITEX Global 2026 to showcase advancements in artificial intelligence and cybersecurity
  54. Former NSO Group head advocates for sovereign AI to reduce reliance on US firms
  55. Cisco introduces privileged infrastructure access to secure network management
  56. Enterprises accelerate public key infrastructure modernization for quantum readiness
  57. The intelligence problem AI can’t solve
  58. Securing Modern Financial Systems in the Age of AI - Rashid Feroze - ASW #406
  59. DreamHost resets user passwords following service disruption
  60. Dutch police arrest two men over AI-powered bank fraud scheme
  61. Sweden bans ChatGPT and Claude for government use
  62. UK Biobank prepares to reopen research platform following major data breach
  63. PHP2Shell exploitation confirmed, but mass attacks remain elusive
  64. The lagging indicator problem: why we measure security burnout after it has already cost us
  65. De-identification is an access control wearing a data-transformation label
  66. Centralised inspection: why the hub exists and what it costs
  67. Security groups, network ACLs and policy: what each one can actually express
  68. Validating an assumption that spans a vendor you do not operate
  69. AI ‘solved’ the wrong half of the vulnerability management lifecycle
  70. New AI tool identifies property locations from interior photos
  71. Okta advances AI agent governance and identity security
  72. Oracle experts discuss strategies for securing agentic AI against emerging threats
  73. Recent PHP vulnerabilities spark global cybersecurity concerns
  74. Security affairs malware newsletter highlights global threat landscape
  75. Bright Security launches STAR Fuzzer to automate application security testing
  76. Building a parallel Internet, security buzzwords that should be retired, and the news - Barrett Lyon - ESW #482
  77. Security firm disables vulnerable Popcorn Time updater
  78. Security researcher identifies potential privilege escalation in Tailscale SSH
  79. Federal judge rules OPM access for DOGE personnel was unlawful
  80. The importance of usage intelligence for artificial intelligence companies
  81. Tor, PhP2Shell, Deepfakes, eMudhra, LiteLLM, Meta, Josh Marpet, and More – SWN #627
  82. AI pentesting tool Artex used in recent ConnectWise compromise
  83. After memory poisoning, an AI agent needs more than a restart
  84. Why we don’t need an AI ‘kill switch’
  85. Moving images: How a runtime bill of materials provides total dependency visibility
  86. PHP2Hell – Joshua Wright – PSW #949
  87. PHP2Shell attacks surge worldwide as governments rush to patch
  88. In continuous operation: How Simpson Strong-Tie safely AI red-teams AI-powered applications
  89. CISA advises orgs to patch PHP2Shell bugs immediately
  90. SC Media Editorial Intelligence, reviewed by Habibullah
  91. Siemens Software Center flaw exploited in ClickFix DLL-sideloading attack
  92. Attackers compromise Microsoft 365 credential via ConnectWise Cloud Backup
  93. BeyondTrust zero-day exploited by China-linked group Armory Castle
  94. How to get enterprise-grade security without an enterprise-sized team
  95. The AI you can’t see: Bringing third-party shadow AI into the risk picture
  96. Transforming MDR: How AI challenges and strengthens protection services
  97. Changing the game: How AI forces organizations to revisit assumptions about recovery and resilience
  98. Identity-based attacks: how they work and how to defend against them

Undated 5

  1. The Network Isn’t What You Think It Is: Securing an Environment Built for Machines
  2. Threat intelligence futures: AI-powered intel, cross-sector sharing
  3. The shift from SDLC to ADLC: How the human role is changing in software development
  4. Back to the beginning: Why AI’s impact on data security makes the endpoint the battlefield once again
  5. Crown jewels: The better way to protect your privileged accounts