7 GCP Misconfigurations That Are Actively Being Exploited in 2026

7 GCP Misconfigurations That Are Actively Being Exploited in 2026

| | AutoSecT, Cloud Security, GCP CSPM automated scanning, gcp misconfiguration, gcp security audit, GCP security misconfigurations
Google Cloud Platform powers some of the world’s most critical infrastructure. Yet, even the most capable cloud environment is only as secure as the configurations running inside it. In 2026, the trending ...
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Job Seekers Make for Vulnerable Targets

Job Seekers Make for Vulnerable Targets

| | bad actors, Data Privacy, Identity Theft, job, Job Seekers, job sites, leaks, resumes
A resume may not appeal to a prospective employer but it’s pure gold for a bad actor. With job search platforms selling data to third parties, job seekers need to take steps ...
Security Boulevard
Flowchart of the WasmForge C# build pipeline. C# source from Rubeus, Seatbelt, and SharpDPAPI enters a build-time transformation stage, where csharp_patcher applies source transforms and routes BCL calls to WasmForge helpers, and pinvoke_scanner routes P/Invokes to C bridge sources, with residual stubs left for architectural holes. Output flows through dotnet publish, wasm-component-ld, a .wasm module, and the WasmForge host to a final signed PE.

GhostPack Necromancy: Reforging C# Tools with WasmForge

| | C++, EDR evasion, GhostPack, NativeAOT, Offensive Security, Red Teaming, Rubeus, Seatbelt, Tools & Techniques, Vulnerability Research, WasmForge, WebAssembly
In the previous post we walked through WasmForge, our Go-to-WebAssembly loader that takes existing signatured Go tools and ships them as opsec-safe binaries. This approach doesn’t just apply to Go, however, as ...
Offensive Security Blog: Latest Trends in Hacking | Praetorian
Why a Falling Cost-Per-Phish Should Worry You | IRONSCALES

Why a Falling Cost-Per-Phish Should Worry You | IRONSCALES

| | email security, Phishing
The new Osterman report we commissioned put a clean number on something I've been arguing about for two years. The average cost to handle a single phishing email dropped 12% since 2022, ...
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Ent Emerges From Stealth With $100M for Intent-Based Security

Ent Emerges From Stealth With $100M for Intent-Based Security

| | AI, Cybersecurity, Ent, intent-based security
Intent-based security is not a new idea, but it could be gaining fresh relevance in the current era of agentic AI. As agents are given more and more access to applications, credentials ...
Security Boulevard

Why the Future of Cybersecurity Belongs to AI-Native Organizations

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Explore the AI-native philosophy driving Doppel: automating the middle layers to elevate builders and context owners to direct autonomous loops ...
Doppel Blog
Bsides Seattle 2026: Waking Up to AI: An Adventure in Governance

BSides Seattle 2026 – Career Village: Hacked My Way Here: Real Stories Into Security

| | appsec education, BSides Seattle 2026, BSides Security, cybersecurity education, Infosecurity Education, Network Security, Seattle WA, Security Conferences
Presenters/Panel: Jason Lee, May Azcarraga, Jiphun Satapathy, Grady Lancaster, Ryen Macababbad Our thanks to BSides Seattle for publishing their Creators, Authors and Presenter’s outstanding BSides Seattle 2026 content on the Organizations' YouTube ...
Infosecurity.US
C1 Adds Autonomous Worker to Automate Identity Governance Tasks

C1 Adds Autonomous Worker to Automate Identity Governance Tasks

| | C1, C1AW, ConductorOne, Cybersecurity, identity governance
C1 (formerly known as ConductorOne) this week added an autonomous artificial intelligence (AI) agent to its identity governance platform that cybersecurity teams can assign tasks to complete. Kevin Paige, field CISO for ...
Security Boulevard
France to Stop Certifying Products Without Quantum-Safe Encryption in 2027

France to Stop Certifying Products Without Quantum-Safe Encryption in 2027

| | Cybersecurity, France Quantum 2026 Summit, Q-Day, quantum
Regulations are being put in place by countries, but preparation by companies is lagging.  The French government reportedly will stop certifying cybersecurity products that don’t include post-quantum cryptography (PQC) starting in 2027, ...
Security Boulevard
Malicious streaming devices sold online that enroll the user's home Internet address in a residential proxy service. Image: Synthient. Pictured are 8 different TV boxes, including the X96 Mini Box, stick, and other no-name brands.

‘Popa’ Botnet Linked to Publicly-Traded Israeli Firm

| | A Little Sunshine, Alarum Technologies Ltd, BadBox 2.0, Black Lotus Labs, Brendan O'Connell, Chris Formosa, Confederation of Open Access Repositories, CRICFy, CyberFlix, David Brunsdon, Directory of Open Access Journals, DooFlix, Flixoid, Include Security, Jérôme Meyer, Latest Warnings, LG, Lumen Technologies, NetNut, Nick Sundvall, Ninajtech, Nokia Deepfield, OceanStreams, Popa botnet, Qurium, Rapid Streamz, residential proxies, RoboVPN, RTS Tv, Samsung, Sean Simmons, Sprozfy, Spur, Synthient, The Coming Storm, TvMob, Vo1d botnet
For the past four years, a sprawling Android-based botnet called Popa has forced millions of consumer TV boxes to relay Internet traffic linked to advertising fraud, account takeovers, and mass data-scraping efforts ...
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