AI in Cybersecurity

When details of the PHP2Shell flaws leaked onto social media in October 2026, exploit attempts against global servers surged from thousands to millions within a window of only two hours. The digital architecture of the modern internet faced a fundamental threat as the core of PHP, the backbone for

The malicious package remained live on the Python Package Index for over one hundred minutes, exposing thousands of developers to automated credential harvesting. This high-profile supply chain attack targeted the LiteLLM library, a critical piece of middleware used by countless organizations to

When a developer in a modern tech hub prompts a sophisticated large language model to secure a cloud database, they may inadvertently be inviting a digital saboteur into their foundational architecture. The lines of code powering a new application are often assumed to be neutral, yet a startling

Malik Haidar has spent years navigating the high-stakes world of multinational cybersecurity, where the line between a legitimate user and a malicious actor is often a matter of sophisticated analytics. As AI agents transition from experimental digital assistants to active market participants,

The National Institute of Standards and Technology is finalizing new post-quantum cryptography standards designed to withstand attacks from future quantum machines. This development comes at a pivotal moment as the global digital infrastructure faces an unprecedented convergence of artificial

The relentless expansion of software-defined networking has fundamentally altered the security landscape, forcing a departure from static perimeter defenses toward dynamic, intelligent monitoring solutions that can keep pace with hyper-converged data centers. Deep Long Short-Term Memory networks