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How Manufacturing's Identity Crisis Is Turning Access Gaps Into Attack Vectors
April 06, 2026
One of the main competitive advantages of the manufacturing sector, provided by rapid scaling, seasonal agility, and third-party integration, is also its identity security liability. In manufacturing environments, access is provisioned at operational speed, and…
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Sysdig Langflow AI
AI Pipeline Code Flaw Exposes Patch Cycle Times
April 03, 2026
The cybersecurity community has long operated under an implicit assumption: When security alert organizations disclose a vulnerability, defenders have at least a few days—perhaps weeks—to assess, test, and deploy a patch before attackers catch up.…
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Researchers Say Claude Flaws Could Be Chained to Silently Exfiltrate User Data
April 01, 2026
Researchers at Oasis Security say they found a three-part exploit chain involving Claude features and related claude.com infrastructure that could silently extract sensitive data from a user’s conversation history. The attack abused trusted platform features…
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AWS Bedrock DNS
How a Single DNS Loophole Exposes AI Agents to Command-and-Control Attacks
March 31, 2026
The Amazon Web Services (AWS) Bedrock AgentCore Code Interpreter is a managed service enabling AI agents to execute Python code dynamically and securely within a managed cloud environment. The service’s sandbox mode was positioned by…
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The Bank in Your Pocket Is Now the Front Door for Fraud
March 30, 2026
Traditional defenses against fraud have been designed for traditional kinds of threats, prioritizing hardened servers, network perimeters, and layered authentication to defend against the attacks that were prevalent at the time. These measures are increasingly…
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Signed And Trusted But Still Dangerous
March 24, 2026
Microsoft Defender Experts recently found a series of phishing campaigns abusing legitimate signatures to deceive targets. Identified in February 2026, the phishing lures consisted of crafted meeting invitations and PDF attachments leading to false pages…
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Salesforce ShinyHunters
Cybercrime Group Targets Salesforce Misconfigurations
March 23, 2026
A renewed cyberattack campaign on Salesforce by the cybercrime group ShinyHunters highlights a key consideration for security teams. Simple configuration mistakes can expose enterprise data—at scale. As this recent campaign unfolded, Salesforce warned customers about…
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Identity Overload Is Creating a New Cybersecurity Breaking Point
March 21, 2026
Autonomous Identity Platform provider Lumos recently published the “AI, Automation, and Risk in 2026: Identity at a Breaking Point” report, exploring the state of identity in the age of AI. According to the report, identity-based…
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AI browser agentic browsing
How AI Browsers Turn Ordinary Content Into an Attack Surface
March 17, 2026
Agentic AI browsers are being sold as the next productivity leap, tools that can summarize content, move across tabs, connect tasks across apps and services, and act on a user’s behalf. But new research from…
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post-quantum cryptography PQC
Preparing the Web for the Post-Quantum Era
March 17, 2026
While threats continue to ramp up and security efforts struggle to keep pace, a more existential technological challenge looms: the potential for quantum computing to undermine current public-key cryptography. Understanding the gravity of not meeting…
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The Hidden Risk of AI Agents Running on Your Laptop
March 17, 2026
Oasis Security researchers disclosed a vulnerability chain that they said allowed a malicious website to take over a locally running OpenClaw AI agent, exposing how browser-accessible local services can become a new attack surface for…
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AI Is Reshaping Risk Faster Than Strategy Can Catch Up
March 10, 2026
Ponemon Institute has released the 2026 Cost of Insider Risks Global Report, sponsored by Dtex, to explore the state of insider threats in the modern landscape. The report reveals that insider risk costs have risen…
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identity identity-first security
When Credentials Become the Exploit
March 09, 2026
Darktrace’s Annual Threat Report 2026 starts with a familiar problem for defenders: known software flaws are growing faster than most teams can keep up with. The report tallies 48,185 CVEs published in 2025, a 20.6%…
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Open-Source Risk Accelerating Faster Than Governance
March 09, 2026
The latest Open Source Security and Risk Analysis (OSSRA) report issued by Black Duck reveals a sharp escalation in software supply chain risk. Driven by explosive dependency growth, duplicated components, and AI-generated code, open-source vulnerabilities…
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Ivanti EPMM vulnerabilities
Ivanti EPMM and the New Attack Surface of Trust
March 03, 2026
Ivanti disclosed two zero-day vulnerabilities in its Endpoint Manager Mobile (EPMM) product on Jan. 29. Both flaws—CVE-2026-1281 and CVE-2026-1340—are code-injection bugs that Ivanti says can allow unauthenticated remote code execution on a vulnerable EPMM server.…
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Unit42 identity security
Attackers Aren’t Breaking In Anymore — They’re Logging In
March 03, 2026
Unit42, the threat intelligence and security consulting team at Palo Alto Networks, has published the Global Incident Response Report 2026, exploring threat trends likely to influence the landscape for the rest of the year. The…
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Dell RecoverPoint zero-day
The Dell RecoverPoint Zero-Day and China’s Expanding Playbook
March 02, 2026
Dell recently put out an advisory and security update for CVE-2026-22769, a critical vulnerability in many versions of Dell RecoverPoint for Virtual Machines. The flaw has been actively exploited in the wild since mid-2024, with…
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Chrome extensions LayerX
Somebody Is Watching: AI Weaponizes Fake Chrome Extensions to Spy on Users
February 26, 2026
The promise of productivity has turned AI tools into effective lures for cybercriminals. Researchers at LayerX Security recently exposed AiFrame, a coordinated campaign of 30 malicious Chrome browser extensions that impersonated well-known AI assistants in…
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