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Sysdig caught an LLM agent breaking into a Langflow server, pivoting to a production database, and extorting the victim — with no human at the keyboard between steps. Here's what actually happened, and what's still unproven.
STRIDE has been Microsoft's threat modeling framework since 1999 and still works. Here's how to run a real session with a whiteboard, a data flow diagram, and 30 minutes — no expensive tooling required.
SOCRadar says the FortiBleed credential campaign feeds directly into INC Ransom and Lynx ransomware operations, with 430,000 FortiGate devices targeted. Here's what's confirmed, what's one vendor's assessment, and what it means for your firewall.
SIM swapping redirects SMS and voice verification to an attacker-controlled device. Here's how number-porting fraud works, why SMS MFA fails, and what actually stops it.
A critical, unauthenticated flaw in Oracle E-Business Suite's Payments module was hit in the wild on June 27, 2026 — six weeks after the patch, with no public exploit code anywhere. Here's what's confirmed, what's still speculation, and how to check if you're exposed.
Publish a package with the same name as a company's private one, give it a higher version number, and package managers will happily install the attacker's code instead. Here's how it still works in 2026.
An unsigned OIDC token is all it takes to become a fully authenticated technician on a SimpleHelp RMM server. Attackers are already using that shortcut to push a cross-platform infostealer built for the AI era.