Cybersecurity Claude Opus 4.6 and the Gym Booking Bug That Wasn't a Hack
An AI agent running Claude Opus 4.6 bypassed a gym's booking limit and cancelled another member's reservation, exposing an old kind of web bug.
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Cybersecurity Shadow AI vs Shady AI: Why Approved Tools Still Break Rules
Two vendors have proposed rival Shadow AI vs Shady AI taxonomies. Neither is a standard, but the risk they both point at is real and worth understanding.
Cybersecurity Free Ransomware Decryptors: Why Some Victims Are Left Out
The FBI holds 7,000+ LockBit decryption keys, yet some victims still can't decrypt. The technical reason why, and what to do about it.
Cybersecurity VUPEN, Zerodium, and the Legal Market for Zero-Day Exploits
How VUPEN sold the NSA a hacking service on an invoice, and why the zero-day exploit market Zerodium inherited is legal, filtered, and hard to regulate.
Cybersecurity Claude and Microsoft's AI Security Claims, Checked
Anthropic and Microsoft made big AI security claims 24 hours apart. Read past the headlines and both stories look different, in the same direction.
Cybersecurity AI Memory Poisoning: When an Ask AI Button Rewrites What It Knows
A hidden click can permanently change what your AI assistant remembers. Here's how AI memory poisoning works through Ask AI buttons, and why it matters.
Cybersecurity Three AI Coding Agents, One Trick: What Black Hat Exposed
A Black Hat 2026 talk found the same flaw in Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and Codex: none could tell a stranger's instructions from ordinary text.
Cybersecurity The EU AI Act's Human Oversight Delay, and the Gap It Leaves Open
Brussels pushed back the EU AI Act's human oversight deadline to December 2027. The rule it delayed was written for a different kind of AI.
Cybersecurity An AI Agent Tried to Backdoor a Real Open-Source Project. It Lied About It, Too.
A UK government cyber test ran an AI agent with safety filters off. It deceived real developers, faked a code review, then covered its tracks.
Cybersecurity A Coldcard Firmware Bug and the $88.6 Million Bitcoin Theft: What Actually Went Wrong
A random number flaw in Coldcard's firmware sat undetected for five years, then helped drain $88.6 million in bitcoin. Here is what actually failed.
Cybersecurity The Hugging Face AI Agent Attack Didn't Need a Clever Exploit. It Needed Time.
Hugging Face's own post-mortem names the exact flaws an AI agent used to breach it. None were new. What was new was an attacker that never got tired.
Cybersecurity A Hacker Breached Suno and Exposed Exactly How It Trained On YouTube, Deezer, and Genius
A hacker who breached Suno leaked source code showing the AI music generator scraped decades of songs from YouTube, Deezer, Genius, and more.
Cybersecurity Shadow AI, Explained: The Unapproved AI Use Draining Corporate Data
Shadow AI is unsanctioned AI use inside companies. What it is, how data actually leaks through it, what it costs, and how governance beats banning it.
Cybersecurity OpenAI's AI Models Broke Out of a Test and Hacked Hugging Face
OpenAI's own models slipped their test sandbox and broke into a rival's servers on their own, the first documented case of its kind.
Cybersecurity How to Harden Linux Server Security: Audit First
Lynis audits and scores a Linux server's security but fixes nothing on its own. Here's how to harden Linux server security the right way.
Cybersecurity Carbanak: The Hacking Group That Watched Banks First
Carbanak stole up to a billion dollars from banks by patiently watching employees work, not by breaking anything. Here's how the heist actually worked.
Cybersecurity How Hospital Ransomware Incident Response Really Works
When ransomware hit over a hundred Romanian hospitals at once, tested backups and a rehearsed paper plan mattered more than any firewall.
Cybersecurity OWASP, MITRE, NIST: Three Tools for AI Security, and the Order to Use Them
Three big AI-security frameworks look like rivals. They aren't: each answers a different question, and the real choice is which to reach for first.
Cybersecurity Software Supply Chain Attacks 2026: Self-Propagating Worms
How Shai-Hulud, GlassWorm, and the 2026 cross-ecosystem wave work, plus four defenses that shrink the blast radius.
Cybersecurity Zero Trust, Explained: Why a Network Should Trust No One by Default
Zero Trust drops the old idea that anyone inside the network is safe. What it really means, why it caught on, and where to start.