
Matteo Gaillo is a security expert specializing in analytics intelligence. He writes about the evolution of cyber threats and the role of AI in exploiting vulnerabilities. He also provides insights on cyber protection and reviews the latest cybersecurity software and tools.
The recent unveiling of a sophisticated, multi-layered cyberattack against the AI social network Moltbook has shattered the industry's nascent confidence in the security of autonomous agent ecosystems. A comprehensive analysis has revealed a startling combination of a classic infrastructure
A seemingly routine Thursday disclosure from Ivanti has rapidly spiraled into a global security crisis, as threat actors began exploiting two critical zero-day vulnerabilities in its Endpoint Manager Mobile software before a patch was even announced. This developing situation jeopardizes
A price tag of thirty-two billion dollars does not just buy a company; it buys an entirely new future for an industry on the brink of transformation. With its landmark acquisition of cybersecurity phenom Wiz, Google has done more than just purchase a market leader—it has fired the starting gun on a
The seamless integration of artificial intelligence into web browsers has created an entirely new paradigm for user interaction, where browsers are no longer passive viewers of content but active agents capable of executing complex tasks across the web. The rise of agentic AI browsers represents a
The very tools designed to enhance productivity and streamline digital life are now being weaponized, turning trusted AI assistants into unwitting conduits for sophisticated data theft. A recent security audit has uncovered a widespread campaign targeting users of the popular OpenClaw AI platform,
The discovery of a malicious VBA macro with comments that read more like prompts for a machine than notes from a human developer signals a potential paradigm shift in state-sponsored cyber espionage. In a sophisticated campaign targeting Iranian human rights activists, evidence now strongly
A simple configuration change in a popular open-source AI framework has inadvertently created a vast, unmanaged digital landscape ripe for exploitation, exposing a shadow network of at least 175,000 AI servers to hijacking by malicious actors. This widespread vulnerability, uncovered through a


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