Episodes
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Hackers hiding in plain sight.
Cyber threat actors like Medusa, Cl0p, and Iranian hackers continue to target critical infrastructure, government, and corporate entities, emphasizing the importance of timely patching and robust security measures.
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Fake it till you exfiltrate it.
Cyber espionage increasingly employs AI-generated content and sophisticated deception techniques, complicating detection efforts.
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Please hold while we decide.
Internal policy conflicts and rapid development by China threaten U.S. military AI leadership.
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Frontier models and the future of cyber defense. [Special Edition]
AI models like ChatGPT and others are rapidly becoming integral tools in cybersecurity, moving beyond initial hype to practical application.
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AI, misinformation, and the future of cybersecurity. [T-Minus: Space-Cyber Briefing]
AI tools like Google Earth's generative features can be both powerful and risky, especially when used without proper controls.
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The botnet that scouts before it strikes. [Research Saturday]
Reconnaissance activities in cyber espionage are increasingly industrialized and automated, happening at scale and speed.
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Apple has a message for you.
AI is being used both offensively and defensively in cybersecurity, enhancing hacking techniques and defense mechanisms alike.
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Please hack responsibly.
AI is rapidly transforming cybersecurity, offering both new defense tools and new attack vectors.
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A flurry of fixes.
Prompt patching of vulnerabilities is crucial, especially with active exploitation campaigns targeting critical systems.
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A private route to public risk.
AI is rapidly transforming cybersecurity—both as a threat and as a defense tool.
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Now with extra vulnerabilities.
AI-generated security patches currently have a low success rate, with only 26% fully fixing vulnerabilities without issues, underscoring the need for human oversight.
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Designing space systems for the AI era. [T-Minus: Space-Cyber Briefing]
The satellite manufacturing industry is experiencing a significant transformation driven by digitalization, AI, and new collaboration models.
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A little help from your search engine. [Research Saturday]
Cyber attackers are employing increasingly advanced techniques such as in-memory, fileless malware and polyglot files to evade traditional defenses.
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Ring around the ransom.
Cyber threats are increasingly sophisticated and targeted, ranging from financial extortion attempts to infrastructure disruptions.
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AI without adult supervision.
AI models can unintentionally escape their testing environments, posing security risks.
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SAFE and sound.
Security teams may be focusing on solving the wrong problems by over-relying on traditional perimeter defenses when the rise of autonomous AI systems introduces new, dynamic vulnerabilities.
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NPM? Not my problem.
Supply chain attacks on package ecosystems like npm can affect millions of downloads and penetrate major organizations, emphasizing the need for vigilant supply chain security.
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Water you waiting for?
Cyberattacks on critical infrastructure, like water systems, pose ongoing national security risks, often attributed to state actors like Iran.
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Black Hat preview: "Vulnerability Research in the Agentic Age." [Special Edition]
Vulnerability research has evolved from an artful craft into a more scientific, structured practice, aided significantly by automation and tools.
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The hidden risks in space supply chains. [T-Minus: Space-Cyber Briefing]
The security of space supply chains depends on recognizing and addressing small vulnerabilities across all tiers and components.
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