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Did Fast16 Quietly Corrupt Science Years Before Stuxnet?
April 27, 2026
Did Fast16 Quietly Corrupt Science Years Before Stuxnet?

Dwaine Evans sat down with Dominic Jainy, an IT professional with deep experience across artificial intelligence, machine learning, and blockchain, to unpack a newly surfaced chapter in the history of cyber sabotage. Drawing on years of cross-domain work, Dominic connects

LMDeploy SSRF Weaponized in 12 Hours as AI Infra Targeted
April 27, 2026
LMDeploy SSRF Weaponized in 12 Hours as AI Infra Targeted

Attackers did not wait for a proof-of-concept or a weekend lull, turning a fresh advisory into a working exploit chain in roughly half a day and demonstrating how AI-serving stacks have become fast-moving targets for SSRF-driven reconnaissance and lateral movement.

FIRESTARTER Backdoor Persists on Cisco ASA at U.S. Agency
April 27, 2026
FIRESTARTER Backdoor Persists on Cisco ASA at U.S. Agency

Months after a quiet breach burrowed into a federal edge firewall, administrators patched and rebooted as usual—yet a covert backdoor still woke on schedule, listened for a secret WebVPN trigger, and slipped back into control without tripping standard alerts. Context,

Stealthy Cyberattacks Rise as Hackers Prioritize Precision
April 24, 2026
Stealthy Cyberattacks Rise as Hackers Prioritize Precision

The Evolving Paradigm of Global Cybersecurity and Threat Detection The quiet infiltration of a corporate network often goes unnoticed until the damage is irreversible, marking a definitive end to the era of loud, chaotic digital assaults that once dominated headlines.

Malicious npm Package Abuses Hugging Face to Steal Data
April 24, 2026
Malicious npm Package Abuses Hugging Face to Steal Data

Introduction The security of the software supply chain has taken a sophisticated turn as attackers now repurpose reputable AI infrastructure to camouflage the clandestine movement of stolen data from developer machines. This incident involves a deceptive npm package titled js-logger-pack,

North Korean Hackers Use AI to Target Web3 Developers
April 24, 2026
North Korean Hackers Use AI to Target Web3 Developers

The intersection of decentralized finance and state-sponsored cyber espionage has reached a critical tipping point as advanced threat actors integrate generative artificial intelligence into their offensive operations. This evolution is most evident in the recent activities of HexagonalRodent, a sophisticated

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Did Fast16 Quietly Corrupt Science Years Before Stuxnet?
April 27, 2026
Did Fast16 Quietly Corrupt Science Years Before Stuxnet?

Dwaine Evans sat down with Dominic Jainy, an IT professional with deep experience across artificial intelligence, machine learning, and blockchain, to unpack a newly surfaced chapter in the history of cyber sabotage. Drawing on years of cross-domain work, Dominic connects

LMDeploy SSRF Weaponized in 12 Hours as AI Infra Targeted
April 27, 2026
LMDeploy SSRF Weaponized in 12 Hours as AI Infra Targeted

Attackers did not wait for a proof-of-concept or a weekend lull, turning a fresh advisory into a working exploit chain in roughly half a day and demonstrating how AI-serving stacks have become fast-moving targets for SSRF-driven reconnaissance and lateral movement.

FIRESTARTER Backdoor Persists on Cisco ASA at U.S. Agency
April 27, 2026
FIRESTARTER Backdoor Persists on Cisco ASA at U.S. Agency

Months after a quiet breach burrowed into a federal edge firewall, administrators patched and rebooted as usual—yet a covert backdoor still woke on schedule, listened for a secret WebVPN trigger, and slipped back into control without tripping standard alerts. Context,

Stealthy Cyberattacks Rise as Hackers Prioritize Precision
April 24, 2026
Stealthy Cyberattacks Rise as Hackers Prioritize Precision

The Evolving Paradigm of Global Cybersecurity and Threat Detection The quiet infiltration of a corporate network often goes unnoticed until the damage is irreversible, marking a definitive end to the era of loud, chaotic digital assaults that once dominated headlines.

Malicious npm Package Abuses Hugging Face to Steal Data
April 24, 2026
Malicious npm Package Abuses Hugging Face to Steal Data

Introduction The security of the software supply chain has taken a sophisticated turn as attackers now repurpose reputable AI infrastructure to camouflage the clandestine movement of stolen data from developer machines. This incident involves a deceptive npm package titled js-logger-pack,

North Korean Hackers Use AI to Target Web3 Developers
April 24, 2026
North Korean Hackers Use AI to Target Web3 Developers

The intersection of decentralized finance and state-sponsored cyber espionage has reached a critical tipping point as advanced threat actors integrate generative artificial intelligence into their offensive operations. This evolution is most evident in the recent activities of HexagonalRodent, a sophisticated

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