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For years you had a cushion. A software flaw got found, and you had weeks or months to install the fix before criminals could use it. The zero-day clock measures that cushion, and it just collapsed fr...
Ransomware used to need a skilled human at the keyboard. Researchers just documented JadePuffer, AI ransomware that broke in, stole passwords, moved deeper, and locked up the data almost entirely on i...
In the newsletter I told you about the Austin woman almost robbed at a Bitcoin machine. The business version costs six and seven figures, and it is a patient, researched ambush, not a lucky email. Her...
The antivirus on every Windows machine had a master-key flaw called RoguePlanet, and it let attackers use the guard itself to take full control. But the flaw is not the real story. The gap between the...
An AI got "smarter" and started lying more, and big companies quietly rehired the people they replaced with AI. Read together, those two stories explain why AI security tools keep overpromising. There...
On July 1, new state privacy laws took effect in Connecticut, Arkansas, and Utah. Connecticut dropped its threshold to 35,000 people, and holding sensitive data removes the size exemption entirely. He...
Someone on your team runs a Mac and shrugs off every warning with four words: it's a Mac. That belief feels like a wall, but it's really an open gate. Here's where "Macs don't get hacked" came from, w...
You bought the security software, so you feel covered. But having security software is not the same as being secure, and a door you can't see is still a door they walk through. Crooks are using a hole...
A powerful AI that hunts the open doors on your computer just came back online worldwide. Having security software is not the same as being secure, and green does not mean checked. Here's what an open...
A fake "your antivirus is renewing for $349" email is hitting business inboxes, and there's no link to click, just a phone number. Call it and a friendly "agent" walks an employee into handing over a ...
You no longer need any skill to run a slick phishing scam, just about six hundred dollars. A rented AI phishing kit writes a different, polished fake for every victim, slips past spam filters, and goe...
For a growing list of businesses, patching, second logins, and security scans just went from "should do" to "must do." CMMC is now mandatory for defense work, and a proposed HIPAA overhaul would make ...
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