With years of experience tracking state-sponsored threat actors from within global corporations, Malik Haidar has a unique vantage point on the intersection of geopolitics and cyber warfare. He joins us today to dissect the CRESCENTHARVEST campaign, a sophisticated operation targeting Iranian protest supporters. We’ll explore the intricate social e
The rapid integration of autonomous artificial intelligence into software development has created a new, high-stakes frontier for cybercriminals seeking to exploit the very tools designed to boost productivity. On February 17, 2026, the developer community faced a stark reminder of this reality when the popular open-source coding assistant, Cline

Deepfake Fraud: Why Detection Is a Losing Battle What was once considered a niche technological curiosity has become a sophisticated instrument of corporate deception. AI-generated synthetic media, or deepfakes, are challenging traditional trust assumptions, shifting from a theoretical threat to a social engineering tool that empowers cybercriminals worldwide to circumvent established

Your network may already be compromised, and your security tools could have missed this. Attackers are slipping through protective measures undetected, exploiting trusted processes, and hiding in plain sight. Signature-based antivirus and basic firewalls, once the cornerstones of digital defense, are blind to modern threats like zero-day exploits, fileless malware, and lateral movement

The boundary between human ingenuity and machine-driven aggression has blurred to the point where a single modified line of code can now trigger a global security crisis without a person ever touching a keyboard. We have entered a period where the traditional "cat-and-mouse" game of cybersecurity has been replaced by a high-velocity algorithmic arms race. This shift represents a fundamental transformation in the global security sector, moving away from manual, labor-intensive hacking toward large-scale, autonomous campaigns that exploit a
