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In-depth feature stories by Security Point Break staff exploring the human and business forces shaping cybersecurity. From ransomware to AI, our long-form reporting reveals the people, tech, and strategies driving digital defense.
Red Hat npm Attack Sparks Supply-Chain Alarm
Hackers infiltrated Red Hat software with malware on npm, targeting cloud developer credentials, raising concerns over supply-chain attacks.
Microsoft Build 2026: Top 5 Cybersecurity Takeaways
Microsoft's developer conference doubled as a security pitch. Here are the five takeaways that matter.
Microsoft’s Security Pitch at Build 2026
At Build 2026, Satya Nadella emphasized Microsoft's leadership in AI security, positioning its ecosystem to manage AI agents effectively while addressing enterprise governance concerns amid growing competition.
Scam, Scam, Scam: Australia Tops APAC Fraud Wave
Researchers have uncovered a sprawling malvertising ecosystem across the Asia-Pacific region, with Australia accounting for more than half of the scam campaigns observed.
FIFA World Cup Sparks Cybercrime Palooza
The FBI warns soccer fans about scams involving fake FIFA websites targeting ticket purchasers ahead of the 2026 World Cup, urging caution.
Sonatype: Open Source Malware Has Moved Beyond Typosquatting
Sonatype's report reveals that attackers craft misleading open-source packages, exploiting familiarity to access developer data, emphasizing the need for cautious dependency management.
The Cookie Popup Monster We Just Can’t Slay
Cookie consent banners disrupt user experience and often misrepresent privacy choices, forcing users to accept tracking. Technology exists to shift consent management away from manipulation, but industry resistance remains strong.
Organized Crime Turns iGaming Fraud Into a Business Model
Group-IB says fraud in online gaming and betting platforms has evolved from isolated abuse into organized operations that increasingly resemble mature businesses.
Hacked Ransomware Crew Uses Breach as Recruitment Tool
A leaked backend database of RaaS criminals sheds rare light on affiliate structure, exploit playbook and operations.
Pwn2Own Finds an AI Problem of Its Own: Bug Submissions Surge 450%
ZDI confirms a 450% surge in vulnerability submissions, a Firefox zero-day that knocked out competing entries, and a parallel disclosure wave nobody planned for - all driven by AI.