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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.
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.
Check Point analyzed a DeepSeek-attributed ransomware sample that should not work from a browser tab. Most of it was fiction — except for one detail that mapped to a real Chromium API. No malware install required.
Operation Endgame's June 2026 action against SocGholish shows why fake browser updates, compromised WordPress sites, and criminal loader infrastructure still matter to defenders.
A new Go-based ransomware family prioritizes recently modified files, uses RDP and legitimate remote-management tooling, and leaves no ransom note on disk. Here's what to hunt and harden.
Europol does not usually kick down the door. It makes cybercrime investigations cross-border, evidence-rich, and harder for offenders to escape.
22% of ransomware incidents in 2026 involve no encryption at all. The threat model has shifted from disruption to silent exfiltration — and most defenses haven't caught up.
ShinyHunters breached Canvas LMS, stole 275 million students' data, took the ransom — and attacked again four days later. Here's who they are and why arrests haven't stopped them.
80% of top MITRE ATT&CK techniques now focus on evasion and persistence. Attackers abandoned smash-and-grab for long-term parasitic operations in networks.
93% of ransomware victims who pay still discover data theft. Only 29% use multi-layer backup protection. Learn immutability, validation, and org readiness strategies.
Discover which real-world cyberattacks Zero Trust prevents—and which ones it doesn't. Analyzed through 2025-2026 breach data including ransomware campaigns, insider threats, supply chain compromises, and social engineering attacks.
Cybersecurity threats heading into 2025: AI-powered attacks, ransomware trends, and quantum threats — with practical security measures for the holiday season and beyond.