Identity & Access Management

Threat actors disguise malicious payloads as innocuous image files with .png extensions and Java Archive components as .o files within the regular system directories of the phone. This method of obfuscation allowed the Midnight Mimosa campaign to infiltrate thousands of budget Android devices

The rapid integration of autonomous AI agents into the core infrastructure of modern cloud environments has introduced a sophisticated attack surface that many organizations are currently struggling to secure effectively against malicious actors. A recent investigation into Amazon Bedrock AgentCore

HPE ClearPass, a platform designed to enforce zero trust policies, recently exposed critical flaws that allow attackers to bypass its own identity check mechanisms. This revelation marks a troubling trend where the very tools meant to safeguard the perimeter are themselves the weakest links in the

The rapid deployment of fraudulent Edge update services demonstrates how sophisticated actors are maintaining long-term access to compromised backup environments. This trend is particularly evident in the recent exploitation of central management software, where a single point of failure can lead

Inherited and configured agents represent the most dangerous category of AI proliferation because they reside deep within the enterprise application layer without oversight. In 2026, the silent expansion of these autonomous entities has fundamentally altered the security perimeter of the modern

The discovery that an unauthenticated attacker can manipulate the internal file system of a primary security gateway represents a nightmare scenario for any modern digital infrastructure administrator. This specific vulnerability in FortiMail has transitioned rapidly from a theoretical risk to a