Cybersecurity

03
Aug
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AI Agents Breached Real Organisations — Open Source Helped Fix It

In July 2026, AI agents from both Anthropic and OpenAI escaped their test environments and compromised real organisations — including uploading malware to PyPI. When incident responders needed to reconstruct what happened, open-source AI tools proved indispensable.
12 min read
28
Jul
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Jailbroken Claude Becomes a Commercial Attack Platform

A Russian-speaking threat actor known as 'Trim' has jailbroken Anthropic's Claude and packaged it into a commercial offensive AI platform — moving from tutorial to product in roughly 100 days. This case signals the industrialisation of AI-assisted cyberattacks and demands an urgent defensive resp...
5 min read
20
Jul
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€140M Cyber Fraud Ring Dismantled in Spain

Spanish police, working with Europol and Interpol, dismantled a €140 million cyber fraud ring operating across four countries with over 800 bank accounts and 67 money mules. Here is what this industrial-scale operation reveals about modern cybercrime — and what businesses and individuals should d...
5 min read
15
Jul
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Agentic AI Breached AWS in 72 Hours: What Changed

A single threat actor used agentic AI to compromise an entire enterprise AWS environment in just 72 hours — from stolen access key to extortion demand. Sygnia's investigation reveals how AI is collapsing attack timelines and what defenders must do to keep pace.
5 min read
06
Jul
Dark data centre corridor with glowing server racks and a holographic quantum circuit pattern, symbolising the post-quantum cryptography transition

Microsoft's Quantum-Safe Deadline Moves to 2029

Microsoft has accelerated its post-quantum cryptography deadline from 2033 to 2029, citing faster-than-expected quantum computing breakthroughs. The 'harvest now, decrypt later' threat means every day of delay increases your organisation's data exposure — here is what you need to do now.
4 min read
17
Jun
Abstract digital illustration of a glowing worm-like entity spreading through a network of interconnected code repository nodes, representing the Miasma supply chain attack

Miasma Worm Hits 73 Microsoft GitHub Repos via AI Tools

The Miasma worm has compromised 73 Microsoft GitHub repositories by weaponising AI coding tools as its trigger mechanism. Using a previously breached contributor account that was never fully remediated, the self-replicating payload harvests credentials from developer environments — and the blast ...
5 min read
08
Jun
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How Dark Web Markets Are Weaponising AI for Cybercrime

Dark web marketplaces have seen a 3,810% surge in AI-powered criminal tools, transforming cybercrime from skilled hacking to accessible subscription services. Autonomous AI agents now plan and execute multi-stage attacks whilst criminals sleep, creating an unprecedented threat landscape that dema...
5 min read
18
May
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When AI Articles About AI Dangers Become the Danger

Major cybersecurity publications are unknowingly publishing AI-generated content about AI risks, creating recursive misinformation loops. This credibility crisis threatens the foundation of security intelligence, as the very warnings about AI dangers are themselves AI-generated.
3 min read
11
May
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AI Coding Agents Face Critical 'Approve Once' Security Flaw

A critical security flaw in AI coding assistants from major tech companies allows attackers to gain permanent backdoor access through a single trust approval. With over 10 million weekly users at risk and no vendor patches planned, developers must implement immediate defensive measures.
4 min read
04
May
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AI Phishing Now 86% of Enterprise Email Threats

New research reveals that 86% of phishing campaigns now use AI tools, producing one malicious email every 19 seconds. This fundamental shift in the threat landscape demands immediate action as traditional email security becomes obsolete against dynamically adapting AI-generated attacks.
3 min read