Threat Intelligence

AI-enabled cyberattacks are real but bounded. Learn how attackers misuse LLMs for phishing and recon, why guardrails limit uplift, and how to defend.

How AI-scaled influence operations and LLM sockpuppets really work, the detection signals that expose them, and how comms teams and platforms defend.

How AI supercharges surveillance and profiling, the privacy and security risks it creates, and the governance safeguards a CISO or DPO can put in place.

Why frontier AI labs restrict dangerous dual-use biology, how layered safeguards and responsible scaling work, and what security leaders should know.

How frontier AI labs restrict weapons and CBRN uplift: dual-use risk, export controls, responsible scaling, and layered safeguards for security leaders.

How AI labs detect AI misuse with monitoring, classifiers and threat intelligence, plus the AI trust and safety lessons CISOs can apply to their own AI.

Cl0p's dark-web leak site has listed four organizations as alleged victims. These are unverified extortion claims, not confirmed breaches. Here is how to read a leak-site listing, why Cl0p keeps hitting file-transfer software, and the defensive steps that actually matter.

A defensive threat-intelligence explainer on the venue types that power the ransomware economy - forums, RaaS portals, initial-access brokers, leak sites - and how defenders and law enforcement monitor and disrupt them.

A defensive awareness briefing for CISOs and staff on how ransomware operations recruit affiliates and insiders, the traits they hunt for as red flags, the manipulation tactics they use, the legal and personal consequences, and how to recognize and avoid being pulled in.

An analytical look at the ransomware business: the RaaS affiliate model and revenue splits, how demands are sized and negotiated, the crypto rails crews use -- and how blockchain analysis and law enforcement follow and seize the money.

Inside the operational security ransomware operators use to stay anonymous, and the recurring OPSEC mistakes, blockchain tracing, infrastructure seizures and leaks that keep unmasking them anyway.

Attackers are mass-exploiting CVE-2026-0768, a CVSS 9.8 unauthenticated RCE in the Langflow AI app builder, to run code as root and harvest OpenAI API keys and cloud secrets. What the flaw is, why AI gateways are the target, and what to do today.

Z.ai released OpenVuln, a free public tool that points its GLM-5.3 model at any GitHub repo to hunt vulnerabilities — built on a model whose exploitation reasoning reportedly advanced faster than its developers expected. Here is how it actually works, the numbers behind it, and what it means for anyone maintaining open-source code.

Backdoored LiteLLM 1.82.7 and 1.82.8 stayed on PyPI for 40 minutes in March 2026 — long enough to compromise over 2,400 organizations. A 153GB archive of the stolen data has now surfaced. Here is exactly what happened, the IOCs, and the remediation checklist.

From RovoBlast to EchoLeak — a single click can now turn your enterprise AI assistant into a data exfiltration tool. Here is how the attacks work, a timeline of every known incident, and what security leaders should do about it.