Thought Leadership
What Attackers Do After Breaking In
An incident investigated by Huntress shows just how thoroughly an attacker can settle into a compromised environment after gaining initial access.
IT Infrastructure
In brief: A Kearney study reveals the cycle of delayed network rollout and shrinking investment in Germany. The same pattern throttles IT infrastructure and AI: Gartner warns of rising technical debt despite $6.37 trillion in global IT spending in 2026.
MyDr Cyberattack
A cyberattack on Polish healthcare provider MyDr has exposed sensitive health data belonging to up to 19 million people.
New Smartphones
Google has unveiled its new Pixel 11 smartphone lineup, including the foldable Pixel 11 Pro Fold. Prices for some models have increased by $100.
Public Exploit Code in Circulation
Cisco is warning about seven ClamAV vulnerabilities affecting its Secure Endpoint Connector products. Exploit code is already publicly available for two of the flaws.
Government-Approved “Hack Back”
Some US companies could soon be allowed to conduct cyberattacks against online criminals with government approval.
New AI Model
DeepSeek has released V4-Pro-0813. The AI model shows weaknesses in benchmarks but impresses when it comes to detecting security vulnerabilities.
Support for Ubuntu, Debian, and Fedora
OpenAI has released a ChatGPT desktop app for Linux, making it available on all major operating systems for the first time.
Higher Costs for Device Makers
Microsoft has raised Windows 11 license fees for PC manufacturers by 7 to 10 percent since July 2026, significantly more than in previous years.
OpenAI's Security AI
OpenAI’s security model GPT-5.6-Cyber uncovers hundreds of zero-day flaws in Chrome, OS, and kernels ahead of launch.