Deep dives into AI security, offensive techniques, compliance frameworks, and emerging threats.
CVE-2026-34621 has been quietly doing damage since late 2025, hidden inside PDFs that look completely normal. Adobe finally patched it Saturday. Here's what happened.
Anthropic just released a preview of Mythos, its most capable model yet, to a select group of companies for cybersecurity work. The company simultaneously warned it could be weaponized by attackers. Both things can be true.
Two critical FortiClient EMS flaws, both unauthenticated, both actively exploited before a patch existed.
LAPSUS$ claimed a hit on AstraZeneca - AWS keys, code repos, employee data - and they're selling, not leaking. Here's what that shift tells you.
The first confirmed supply chain attack on a core LLM routing library landed today. It won't be the last.
The Trivy supply chain compromise didn't stop at stealing CI/CD secrets. It spawned a self-propagating worm across npm - and it uses blockchain for C2.
CNCERT issued two warnings in two days, and state banks started banning it from office computers.
Everyone is building AI agents. Almost nobody is securing them. Here's what that actually looks like.
Most AI agent security is an afterthought. ClawSec is what happens when you build monitoring for agent systems the way you'd build it for production infrastructure.
Claude Code is genuinely useful. It also has an attack surface most people haven't thought about yet.
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