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A public tracker called the Zero-Day Clock measures the time between a software flaw being published and the first working way to use it. By its numbers, that gap went from about a year to about a day...
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...
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...
In 2026, criminals were renting phishing kits that write a different, polished fake for every target. They go after Microsoft 365 sign-ins and relay the six-digit code your team types in. Here is how ...