The battle for the future of artificial intelligence is no longer confined to boardrooms and research labs; it has spilled into the digital trenches, where a new kind of saboteur is at work, armed not with sledgehammers but with corrupted data. This emerging digital Luddite movement aims to undermine AI not by destroying the physical machines but by tainting the
In a world where cyber threats evolve at an alarming pace, Dominic Jainy stands at the forefront of the defense, specializing in the strategic use of observability platforms to combat advanced, AI-driven attacks. His expertise in artificial intelligence and machine learning provides a unique lens on the future of proactive threat hunting. In this conversation, we explore how modern security
Today we’re joined by Dominic Jainy, an IT professional with deep expertise in artificial intelligence and its intersection with cybersecurity. We’ll be dissecting a recent, eye-opening study where an AI model, GPT-5.2, successfully developed functional exploits for zero-day vulnerabilities. Our conversation will explore the sophisticated reasoning these models now possess, how the low cost of generating attacks fundamentally changes the
A critical alert issued on January 19, 2026, has brought a stark reality into focus, warning that Russian-aligned hacktivist groups are escalating their cyberattacks against a wide range of UK organizations and online services. These state-aligned threat actors are conducting disruptive denial-of-service (DoS) operations aimed squarely at local government authorities and critical national infrastructure operators. The primary objective of these
A significant capital infusion into a European InsurTech firm signals a powerful shift in how businesses approach cyber risk, moving from passive insurance policies to an aggressive, AI-driven defense strategy that merges protection with prevention. This development raises critical questions about the future of an industry grappling with ever-more sophisticated digital threats. This article explores the implications of this major
A stark warning from the United Kingdom’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has cast a spotlight on the growing vulnerability of the nation’s critical public services to politically motivated cyberattacks. Pro-Russia hacktivist groups, apparently galvanized by the UK’s steadfast support for Ukraine, are actively targeting the digital infrastructure that underpins daily life, from local government operations to essential utility providers.
The silent hum of a power station or the steady flow of a water treatment plant belies a new and urgent vulnerability, where a digital breach can now cascade into catastrophic physical consequences for the public. As industrial control systems shed their legacy isolation for the efficiencies of interconnected digital environments, the attack surface for critical national infrastructure has expanded
The blinding speed of a modern cyberattack, often measured in milliseconds, can render a traditional human-led incident response strategy obsolete before the first critical alert even registers on a security analyst’s screen. This stark reality has exposed a fundamental flaw in conventional cybersecurity: the lag between automated threat execution and manual defensive action. In this high-stakes environment, where a few
The proliferation of integrated development environments has given rise to sophisticated tools that, while boosting productivity, inadvertently create new and complex attack surfaces for threat actors. The Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 (WSL2) stands out as a prime example, offering developers a seamless Linux experience within Windows but also presenting a significant visibility gap for traditional security monitoring. The architecture
The simple, everyday task of converting a file from one format to another has become a treacherous gateway for sophisticated cyberattacks, with thousands of computer systems falling victim to persistent malware disguised as harmless productivity tools. Threat actors are exploiting the universal need for utilities like document converters, leveraging carefully crafted online advertisements and fraudulent websites to distribute Remote Access
The digital landscape has become a high-stakes battleground where organizations worldwide are under continuous cyber pressure, facing an increasingly sophisticated and relentless wave of attacks. New research reveals a troubling escalation in the global cyber threat environment, a surge largely powered by the potent combination of rampant ransomware operations and the burgeoning vulnerabilities introduced by the enterprise-wide adoption of generative
The long-held defense of commercial spyware vendors—that they merely supply powerful tools without participating in their use—is rapidly crumbling under the weight of new technical evidence suggesting they are far more involved in their clients’ surveillance operations than previously acknowledged. This emerging trend dismantles the legal and ethical shields that companies like Intellexa have used to distance themselves from the
