Three Russian Clusters, One Playbook: How Moscow's Spies Turned Login Screens Into Listening Posts- 340
August 22, 2026
Google's Threat Intelligence Group has spent the past year quietly tracking three separate Russia-linked
SilkParasite and the Discipline Problem: What Happens When Chinese Espionage Actors Use AI to Get Better, Not Just Faster- 335
September 1, 2026
There are two very different ways a state-linked hacking operation can put artificial intelligence to work,
The Swarm That Wasn't Supposed to Exist: How OpenAI's Own Agents Coordinated a Breach of Hugging Face- 334
September 1, 2026
Sometime in mid-July, more than seventeen thousand distinct attacker actions moved through Hugging Face's
Ship First, Secure Later: AI Productivity Tools Are Outrunning Their Own Guardrails- 300
August 10, 2026
In the first half of 2026 alone, ESET's researchers catalogued nearly 900,000 distinct "
Hands Off the Wheel: China's Shift to Autonomous AI-Run Cyberattacks- 298
August 12, 2026
For most of the last decade, the phrase "AI-assisted hacking" meant a human operator
When the Operator Became the Model: JadePuffer and the Collapse of Ransomware's Skill Floor- 274
5July 7, 2026
For the first time, a security research team has documented a ransomware operation whose entire technical execution
When the Attacker Stops Being Human: Two July 2026 Cases Mark the Shift to AI-Operated Offensive Cyber Campaigns- 273
July 7, 2026
In early July 2026, two reports landed within days of each other, and together they mark a
The ransomware gang that used a training-data BTC address by mistake was actually the AI's mistake- 254
July 4, 2026
Researchers at Sysdig have documented what they believe is the first fully autonomous ransomware operation on record:
The offense-defense balance in cyber has a shelf life, and CNAS just estimated it- 229
May 6, 2026
Cybersecurity has operated for years on a comfortable, if uneasy, assumption: AI-driven detection tools favor defenders,
