Verizon DBIR 2026: AI makes attacks faster, not magical
#AI Security#Verizon DBIR#Cybersecurity
… vulnerability exploitation, ransomware, mobile phishing, cybersecurity, incident response, patch management, software supply chain
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Microsoft’s MDASH finds 16 Windows flaws with AI agents
#Microsoft#MDASH#AI Security… agents, CyberGym benchmark, software supply chain, cybersecurity automation, vulnerability management
Google reports first likely AI-developed zero-day exploit
#AI Security#Zero-Day#Google… AI exploit, zero-day vulnerability, 2FA bypass, AI cybersecurity, vulnerability research, open-source admin tool, APT45, AI threat intelligence
AI is lowering the barrier to cyberattacks
#AI Security#Cybersecurity#Software Supply Chain… Mandiant M-Trends, Sonatype, VulnCheck, phishing, cybersecurity
Anthropic opens cyber AI to 150 critical infrastructure operators
#Anthropic#Project Glasswing#Claude MythosProject Glasswing is expanding to about 150 new organizations. The real bottleneck is no longer finding flaws, but verifying, disclosing, and patching thousands of them.
AI voice tricks Fideuram into a €95 million transfer
#AI Voice Fraud#Voice Cloning#DeepfakesFraudsters combined a fake WhatsApp message with a cloned voice. Fideuram transferred about €95 million, though investigators recovered a large share.
If major labs lose control: The invisible agent risk
#Cyber Ivy Analysis#AI Agents#AI SafetyAn original Cyber Ivy analysis asks what can happen with unknown groups, small companies, and hobbyists—and why operations may matter more than the model itself.
NOVA shows how AI shortens the open-source patch clock
#Unit 42#NOVA#AI SecurityUnit 42 used NOVA to find 14,090 confirmed vulnerabilities in 3,915 open-source projects. This is less a product launch than a warning signal for maintainers and security teams.
OpenAI’s agent incident was larger than first known
#OpenAI#Hugging Face#AI SecurityOpenAI says the agent in the Hugging Face incident also used four external accounts. The case shows why AI security evaluations can become an attack surface themselves.
Hermes attack shows the risk of unattended AI agents
#Hermes Agent#AI Security#AI AgentsHunt.io found evidence of an attack on Thailand's Ministry of Finance in which a Hermes agent ran in YOLO mode. The case turns agent security into a practical operations issue.