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Cyber Security
Eleven vulnerabilities across the major agent frameworks, two exploited enterprise assistants, and a class of attack that needs no malicious tool at all. The model was never the vulnerable part — the orchestration layer and the credentials it holds are.
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QR code phishing rose 146% in the first quarter of 2026, and the reason is structural: a QR code hands the attack to a phone, where the mail gateway, the proxy, and the endpoint agent all stop watching. Now an eighth of them are not images at all.
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Payments fell to $820 million in 2025 even as attack volume hit a record in Q3 2026. When encryption stops paying, the business model does not die — it moves to the data, and to the sectors least able to absorb a leak.
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Machine identities now outnumber human ones by ratios reported anywhere from 45:1 to more than 100:1, and most have never been rotated. Your cloud perimeter is not a network edge. It is a token.
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Password managers remain the single best upgrade most people can make — and they have quietly become the most valuable thing on the endpoint. Infostealers, not vault cryptography, are the problem.
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End-to-end encrypted RCS arrived cross-platform in May 2026 — a genuine privacy win that does nothing for authentication. Here is why the one-time passcode was always the weakest link, and what replaces it.
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For two decades, encryption protected data at rest and in transit and then handed it, fully readable, to whoever operated the machine. Confidential computing closes that gap — and in 2026 enterprises started asking for it by name.
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Encrypted DNS protects your queries from snooping — and blinds the cheapest control that sees malicious domains first. In 2026 the answer is a resolver you control, not an encryption you block.
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The Cyber Resilience Act's reporting duty went live on 11 September 2026, with ENISA's Single Reporting Platform running from day one. Full conformity is still fourteen months out — but the operational test has already begun.
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A tabletop exercise that ends with a pleasant discussion and no changed documents was theater. Here is how to run drills that produce artifacts — and why the communications plan is usually the first thing to fail.
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Multiple studies have found that click-through-rate training barely moves real-world resilience. The programs that do work stopped measuring clicks and started measuring outcomes.
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Cyber insurance rates have fallen for a fourth straight year, so price is no longer what keeps small businesses out. Evidence is. The same questionnaire that gets you declined is the clearest, cheapest security roadmap an SMB will ever be handed.
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Private browsing was never private, and in 2026 it isn't even invisible. As content blocking closes and age checks become an identity layer, true online privacy demands more than a checkbox — it demands decoupling.
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Passkeys for the SSO portal are the easy part. The real test of a 2026 passwordless migration is the legacy ERP, the vendor extranet, and the helpdesk call deciding who gets their identity back. Here's the enterprise playbook for closing that gap.
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FIPS 203 and 204 ended the old algorithm names, and a June 2026 executive order put federal migration plans on an October clock. What is binding, what is advisory, and what to inventory first.
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Passkeys carry 36% of successful sign-ins, not a majority. The harder problem sits at enrolment and recovery, where a convincing face can still become you.
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The US Cyber Trust Mark and the UK's PSTI regime finally give buyers something to check. The devices already in the house still need patching, isolating and, eventually, replacing.
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Passkeys moved the centre of identity onto a device employees also use for everything else. Only 28% of organisations are actually passwordless, and the attacks have followed the phone.
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The FBI recorded 22,364 AI-related complaints in 2025. Deepfake fraud is now a process problem, and the controls that work are the ones that assume the voice on the call is a stranger.
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Public buckets and open security groups are table stakes. The incidents that matter now start with a workload identity, an OAuth grant or an admin console that should never have been reachable.
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CrowdStrike measured 79% of 2024 detections and 81% of H1 2025 intrusions as malware-free. Signature scanning is not obsolete, but it is no longer where the intrusion starts.
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Triage, correlation and investigation drafting are real gains. Anticipating attacks before they happen is not. A grounded look at where AI earns its place in security operations.
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The FY2024 federal deadline passed with most agencies at partial implementation. Zero trust stalls when it is bought as a product instead of sequenced as an identity programme.
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Payments fell to $820 million on-chain in 2025 and only 28% of victims paid, yet Q3 2026 was the busiest quarter on record. Undoing an attack is an identity and verification problem.
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