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  1. Outsider Enterprise shows how cheaply AI phishing scales

    #AI Security#Phishing#Google

    What this is about Security reports from 15 June 2026 describe a coordinated action by the FBI, Google and Lumen against Outsider Enterprise, a phishing-as-a-service platform linked to China. The case matters because it

  2. AI-Created Borrowers Become a Stress Test for Lenders

    #AI Security#Lending#Fraud Detection

    May 31, 2026 on a new Celent report commissioned by Zest AI. The core point: lending fraud is moving from isolated false statements to entire artificially constructed borrowers. According to the report, 82 percent of

  3. GitHub Copilot Gets Cloud and Local Sandboxes

    #AI Security#Cyber Ivy#June 2026

    Once an agent executes tools, the chat transcript is not a security boundary. Isolation becomes core infrastructure. What teams should do now: Enable sandboxing by default, restrict network access, remove secrets from

  4. Miasma Turns Agent Configs Into a Supply-Chain Weapon

    #AI Security#Supply Chain#Miasma

    What this is about Security firm StepSecurity reported on June 5, 2026, that the Miasma campaign had reached Microsoft-related GitHub repositories. According to the analysis, GitHub disabled 73 repositories across

  5. Google reports first likely AI-developed zero-day exploit

    #AI Security#Zero-Day#Google

    exploit that was likely developed with the help of an AI model. The exploit targeted two-factor authentication in a popular open-source, web-based administration tool. Google does not name the vendor or the specific

  6. HTTP/2 Bomb Shows How Fast AI Can Chain Old Flaws

    #AI Security#HTTP/2#CVE-2026-49975

    What this is about Security researchers at Calif disclosed a denial-of-service technique called HTTP/2 Bomb in early June 2026. Several security reports say the attack chain was found with help from OpenAI Codex and

  7. AI-Built Ransomware Toolkit Automates AD Discovery and EDR Evasion

    #AI Security#Cyber Ivy#June 2026

    report describes a ransomware toolkit built with AI that automates classic post-exploitation steps: Active Directory discovery and EDR evasion. This is no longer science fiction; it is the industrialization of known

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