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The PHP2Shell Checklist: You’re Not Safe Until You’re Safe
Installing the emergency patch is the first step, not the finish line. Here are the places PHP2Shell can outlive a “patched” status — and what it takes to prove it is gone.
The Next Security Bet Isn’t New Tools. It’s Fixing the Old Ones
The business of fixing security basics is booming as AI finds old flaws faster than defenders can patch them. Reach Security just raised $50 million-plus to prove it.
Hackers Turn Signed Siemens Program Into ClickFix Malware Loader
Attackers bundle an older, signed copy of the Siemens tool with malicious DLLs, so patching real installs won't stop them.
Anthropic Warns AI Worms Could Spread Across IoT Devices
Anthropic researchers found small AI models can already spread across cheap edge hardware. The catch: they’re slow, they leave a network trail, and they may be weeks from reliable.
Expert CommentaryExpert Commentary is written by a vetted community of outside cybersecurity practitioners and subject-matter experts. Each piece brings firsthand, independent perspective to important security topics. Contributions are editorial and non-commercial — no vendor pitches, no pay-to-play. The Accidental Insider: How AI and Suppliers Quietly Open the Door
The growing risk of legitimate users introducing vulnerabilities they don’t fully understand.
China-aligned Hackers Impersonate US AI Insiders
China-aligned hackers pose as White House, Anthropic insiders to phish AI policy experts.
Alleged ShinyHunters Leader Jailed; Group Claims FBI Hack Anyway
Police say the suspect also ordered two murders. Meanwhile, ShinyHunters claimed an FBI breach.
Okta CEO Lays Out AI Agent Security Push at Oktane 2026
LAS VEGAS — On Wednesday, Okta CEO Todd McKinnon outlined a plan to adapt Okta’s core identity technology…
The $10,000-a-Day AI Bot and the Real Cost of AI Agents
A $10,000-a-day out-of-office bot is the absurd edge of a serious enterprise problem: AI agents can reread context, retry work and call more tools as jobs grow, turning cheap tokens into surprisingly expensive outcomes.
Poisoned Plug-ins for AI Coding Agents Open Attack Door
A zero-click flaw let attackers swap trusted plug-ins for malicious ones — and two of the four affected agents still have no fix.