Cybersecurity News & Intelligence

News and analysis of security incidents involving large language models, AI agents, and AI infrastructure. Covers prompt injection, reward hacking, agent sandbox escapes, supply chain attacks through AI coding agents, intrusions that attackers automate with AI agents, and the mitigations that contain them.

News and explainers on data breaches, leaks, and privacy. Articles cover what personal or company data was exposed and how, who is affected, what the organization said, and the steps affected people can take. The category also covers spyware and tracking that collect information about people without their knowledge.

Guides and news on protecting systems and responding when something goes wrong: security practices that reduce risk, incident response and remediation, checks for compromise after an attack, and investigations into major outages, including whether an attack caused them.

News on the groups behind attacks: state-sponsored hacking and espionage, cyberwarfare and hacktivists, and criminal groups that steal money and data, including cryptocurrency theft. Articles cover who was targeted, what the attackers did, how companies and agencies responded, and the law enforcement takedowns and charges that followed.

News and explainers on cybersecurity laws, regulations, and government directives, such as CISA directives that require action from federal agencies and the CMMC program that defense contractors must meet to win contracts. Articles explain what each rule requires, who must comply, and when it takes effect.

News and explainers on malicious software, including ransomware that encrypts files and demands payment, data extortion, infostealers, trojans, and botnets. The category also covers supply chain attacks that hide malware in software packages, extensions, and update channels. Articles cover how each attack spreads, who was hit, and the prevention and recovery steps agencies and vendors recommend.

News and guides on schemes that trick people and companies: phishing emails and texts, business email compromise, deepfake impersonation, account takeover, and identity theft. Articles explain how each scheme works, who it targets, and the protections agencies recommend, such as multi-factor authentication.

News and explainers on serious security flaws in widely used software, devices, and services. Articles explain in plain terms what each flaw allows, which products and versions are affected, and whether attackers are exploiting it in the wild. They also name the updates that fix each flaw and note when CISA adds it to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog.