Incident Response
Google Detects AI-Created Exploit, Thwarts ‘Mass Exploitation Operation’
Jeffrey Burt | | AI malware, AI Security in LLM, Anthropic AI, China-nexus cyber attacks, Google Threat Intelligence, Microsoft AI, North Korean Threat Actors, OpenAI, TeamPCP, Zero-day Exploit
Google threat researchers detected what is believed to be the first documented instance of a zero-day exploit that was generated by an AI model that was created by a group of threat ...
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EdTech Firm Instructure Pays Ransom as U.S. House Starts Investigation
Jeffrey Burt | | bitsight, Canvas hack, Congress, cyber extortion, Higher Education Cybersecurity, Instructure hack, MalwareBytes, ransom payments, ShinyHunters, stolen data
EdTech firm Instructure said this week it paid the ransom to the ShinyHunters extortion group to regain control of its data more than a week after discovering the data breach and stolen ...
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Thousands of Vibe-Coded Apps Exposing Corporate, Personal Data: RedAccess
Jeffrey Burt | | AI coding tools, AI security risks, Checkmarx Security Research Team, Data exposure, Data Leak Detection, RedAccess, Software Development, vibe coding tools
Cybersecurity startup RedAccess researchers found some 380,000 apps built with AI vibe coding tools from the likes of Lovable and Replit were publicly accessible on the open web and leaking sensitive corporate ...
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CISA’s ‘CI Fortify’ Aims to Secure Critical Infrastructure During Conflicts
Jeffrey Burt | | China-nexus cyber espionage, CISA Advisory, Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity, CyberAv3ngers, energy and utilities, Iran cyber capabilities, network segmentation, public water systems, Salt Typhoon, Telecommunications Security, Volt Typhoon, zero trust
CISA in its "Fortify CI" effort is warning critical infrastructure organizations like those in such sectors as energy, water, telecommunication, and healthcare about cyber threats that come with geopolitical conflicts and urging ...
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U.S. Officials Consider Three-Day Patch Rule in Wake of Anthropic’s Mythos
Jeffrey Burt | | AI cyber threats, Anthropic Mythos, BeyondTrust, cisa, ColorTokens, frontier AI models, Merlin Group, OpenAI GPT-5.4-Cyber, Project Glasswing, Vulnerability Management, vulnerability patching, White House
Reuters reported that U.S. cybersecurity officials are weighing cutting the time federal agencies have to fix critical vulnerabilities from two weeks to three days after Anthropic's Mythos AI model raises the specter ...
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ShinyHunters Claims Responsibility for Breach of EdTech Company Instructure
Jeffrey Burt | | API Keys, cybersecurity education, Data breach, data extortion, data leak site, Instructure, Kaspersky Lab, Salesforce, ShinyHunters, social engineering
The prolific extortion group ShinyHunters claimed responsibility for the breach of Edtech vendor Instructure's systems, stealing 3.65 TB of sensitive information, including names, email addresses, and messages of students, teachers, and others ...
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U.S. Consumers Lost $2.1 Billion in Social Media Scams in 2025, FTC Says
Jeffrey Burt | | facebook, Federal Trade Commission (FTC), Fortra, Instagram, Investment Scams, Meta, romance scams, Social Media Scams, WhatsApp
An FTC report says that Americans last year lost $2.1 billion in social media scams, such as shopping and investment schemes. Social media site have become the place where most of these ...
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China-Backed Groups are Using Massive Botnets in Espionage, Intrusion Campaigns
Jeffrey Burt | | BeyondTrust, Botnet Attack, China-linked Hackers, China-nexus cyber espionage, CISA Advisory, Flax Typhoon, IoT botnets, SOHO and IoT device vulnerabilities, Viakoo Labs, Volt Typhoon
China-sponsored threat groups like Salt Typhoon and Flax Typhoon are increasingly relying on multiple massive botnets comprising edge and IoT devices to run their cyber espionage and network intrusion campaigns, CISA and ...
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Bitwarden CLI Compromise Linked to Ongoing Checkmarx Supply Chain Campaign
Jeffrey Burt | | AI, Bitwarden, Checkmarx, CI/CD Security, GitHub, JFrog Security, MCP, npm repository, OX Security, Shai-Hulud, Socket, StepSecurity, supply chain attack, TeamPCP, Trivy
A compromise of the popular Bitwarden password manager is linked to the ongoing Checkmarx supply chain campaign, with bad actor injecting malicious code in a version of its CLI. However, while there ...
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Why compliance won’t save you when things break
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