Exploit kits are evolving. Q1 2026 brought new ways to hit Microsoft Office, Windows, and Linux systems. Here's what you need to know.
Android banking trojans just got more devious. TrickMo's latest iteration weaponizes your phone into a network pivot using TON and SOCKS5.
Apple just dropped a massive security update, patching dozens of critical vulnerabilities across its entire ecosystem. From iPhones to Macs, ignoring these updates is a risky game.
The Chief Information Security Officer role didn't just appear; it was forged. Dark Reading's 20th-anniversary retrospective highlights the architects behind this critical shift.
Agentic AI is already humming in production, but most security teams are flying blind. This isn't just about policy; it's about understanding a fundamental technology shift that's reshaping how businesses operate.
Everyone thought Hugging Face was a safe haven for AI innovation. Think again. A recent discovery of a sophisticated infostealer malware disguised as a legitimate OpenAI tool shatters that illusion and blows the AI supply chain lid wide open.
Just when you thought CI/CD pipelines were safe, Checkmarx’s Jenkins plugin gets roped into a supply-chain attack. TeamPCP strikes again.
Everyone expected Instructure, the folks behind Canvas, to either fight the hackers or admit defeat. Instead, they did something far more controversial: they paid. And that changes everything.
Your AI morning briefing for May 12, 2026 — the top stories you need to know.
Think ransomware is just about encrypted files? Think again. In 2026, the game has changed, and the threat actors are getting scarily sophisticated.
A chilling new tool called GhostLock is making waves, weaponizing a fundamental Windows function to lock files. This isn't your typical ransomware; it's a different kind of disruption designed to make systems inaccessible.
The National Vulnerability Database is no longer enriching every CVE. This seismic shift leaves many organizations exposed.
Forget Google Glass's awkward debut. Today's smart glasses are sleek, powerful surveillance tools, and they're about to change how we interact with the world—and how our data is harvested.
