🛡️ /Cybersecurity Evening Brief (Tuesday, February 10, 2026): Zero-Days, AI Leaks & Corporate Breaches
BLUF: Today's intelligence highlights a critical Microsoft Patch Tuesday, addressing six actively exploited zero-days. We also saw a massive AI chat app leak exposing 300 million messages, and major entities like the European Commission and SmarterTools fall victim to significan
🛡️ /Cybersecurity Morning Brief (Tuesday, February 10, 2026): Nation-State Threats, AI Risks, and Record Breaches Dominate Today's Landscape
BLUF: Today's intelligence highlights a surge in sophisticated cyber activities, from nation-state espionage impacting critical infrastructure to alarming vulnerabilities in AI-generated code. Large-scale data breaches continue to expose millions, while DDoS attacks hit unprecede
🛡️ /Cybersecurity Evening Brief (Monday, February 9, 2026): Geopolitics Heat Up, Major Platforms Flail, and AI Bugs Bite
BLUF: Today's cybersecurity landscape is a volatile mix of state-sponsored maneuvering, critical flaws in major software, and evolving threats to user privacy. From Russia granting asylum to an alleged cyber-op figure to widespread Microsoft Exchange email flagging, organizations
🧠 /Cybersecurity Evening Community Question (Saturday, February 9, 2026)
Russia recently granted asylum to a Spanish professor wanted for cyber operations, signaling a potential shift in how nations "protect" cyber-operatives. Do you think we are entering a new era where "safe harbors" for cybercrime become a standard tool of statecraft?
🧠 /Cybersecurity Morning Community Question (Monday, February 9, 2026)
Given the EU and Dutch government breaches via Ivanti zero-days, what is the most critical lesson organizations should learn about supply chain security and external vendor risk today?
🛡️ /Cybersecurity Evening Brief (Sunday, February 8, 2026): Botnets Evolve, Secure Comms Breached, and the Rise of AI Traffic
BLUF: Today’s cyber landscape sees consumer devices weaponized into massive botnets, nation-state actors bypassing encrypted messaging, and a significant shift in web traffic dominance by AI. Meanwhile, federal agencies are urged to ditch outdated hardware, and major platforms co
🛡️ /Cybersecurity Morning Brief (Monday, February 9, 2026): EU & Dutch Ivanti Zero-Days, Quantum Encryption Peril, and an AI Bug Hunter
BLUF: Today's intel reveals a grim picture: European authorities caught in the crosshairs of Ivanti zero-day exploits, raising concerns about critical infrastructure resilience. The future of encryption hangs in the balance as quantum computing threats accelerate, while an AI mod
🧠 /Cybersecurity Evening Community Question (Saturday, February 8, 2026)
With state-linked hackers exploiting Signal's device-linking feature, how do you balance convenience with absolute security in your personal and professional digital communications?
🧠 /Cybersecurity Morning Community Question (Saturday, February 8, 2026)
Given the rapid advancements in AI, what's your biggest concern: AI-assisted attackers or AI-powered defensive tool false positives?
🛡️ /Cybersecurity Morning Brief (Sunday, February 8, 2026): AI Accelerates Threat Landscape as State Actors Target Critical Systems
BLUF: Today's intel points to a significant escalation in the cyber domain, driven heavily by advanced AI capabilities. Reports surface of Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.6 uncovering hundreds of zero-days, while an HPE CISO warns AI makes exploitation cheaper and easier. Meanwhile, a