Author: Aditya Kumar

China-Linked Hackers Use ARTEX AI to Target ConnectWise and Gain Access to Enterprise Systems

China-Linked Hackers Use ARTEX AI to Target ConnectWise and Gain Access to Enterprise Systems

Artificial intelligence is changing how cyberattacks are conducted. Tools that were originally developed to help security professionals identify vulnerabilities can also be repurposed to accelerate reconnaissance, automate attack workflows, and exploit weaknesses across connected enterprise environments. The risk becomes even greater when attackers target trusted service providers whose platforms already have access to multiple customer

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Denmark’s 8.8 Million Record Breach Shows the Risk of Legitimate Access

Denmark’s 8.8 Million Record Breach Shows the Risk of Legitimate Access

A security control can be working exactly as designed and still be abused. That is the key lesson from Denmark’s latest data breach. On October 5, Denmark’s Central Person Register (CPR) confirmed that unauthorized individuals gained access to names, addresses, CPR numbers, and related information belonging to approximately 8.8 million people by misusing a Danish

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OpenAI Agent Swarm Bypassed Sandbox Restrictions and Reached External Systems

OpenAI Agent Swarm Bypassed Sandbox Restrictions and Reached External Systems

AI agents are being designed to operate with increasing autonomy. They can execute commands, access tools, retrieve information, write files, communicate with other agents, and adapt their behavior when an assigned task becomes difficult. That autonomy creates a fundamentally different security challenge when multiple agents operate simultaneously inside controlled environments. According to Cybersecurity News, a

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TrustSink Attack Uses Rogue MFA Provider to Steal Passwords During Legitimate Microsoft Entra Logins

TrustSink Attack Uses Rogue MFA Provider to Steal Passwords During Legitimate Microsoft Entra Logins

Multi-factor authentication is designed to add another layer of protection between stolen passwords and sensitive accounts. But that protection depends on the integrity of the authentication infrastructure itself. According to Cybersecurity News, a newly demonstrated technique called TrustSink shows what can happen when attackers gain control of a highly privileged Microsoft Entra identity and then

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