Attackers used 109 fake GitHub repositories to distribute SmartLoader and StealC malware in a supply chain attack. This analysis explains how the campaign works and what organizations must do to defend against it.

A Cisco firewall breach involving CVE-2025-20333 and FIRESTARTER malware shows how attackers can survive patching and regain network access.

ADT confirmed a cyber intrusion involving customer and prospective customer data, including names, phone numbers, addresses, dates of birth, and partial SSNs or tax IDs in some cases. This analysis explains the breach risk, possible identity-based attack path, business impact, detection strategies, penetration testing lessons, and protection measures organizations should take now.

PhantomRPC is a newly disclosed Windows RPC vulnerability that can allow local privilege escalation to SYSTEM-level access. This analysis explains how the flaw works, why no CVE has been assigned, how attackers may abuse RPC impersonation, and what organizations should do to reduce exposure through monitoring, hardening, and penetration testing.

Vibing.exe, a Microsoft Store-delivered AI productivity app, allegedly collected screenshots, audio, clipboard content, and application context before sending data to a remote Azure endpoint. This analysis explains the endpoint security risks, token exposure concerns, business impact, detection strategies, penetration testing lessons, and protection measures organizations should take now.

A fake CAPTCHA scam is abusing international SMS messages, IRSF tactics, and traffic distribution systems to generate telecom fraud and route users into crypto scams. This analysis explains how the campaign works, why Keitaro TDS abuse matters, what risks organizations face, and how security teams can improve detection, prevention, incident response, and penetration testing coverage.

BlobPhish is a memory-resident phishing campaign that uses browser Blob objects and blob:https:// URLs to steal Microsoft 365, banking, and financial platform credentials. This analysis explains how the attack works, why it bypasses conventional defenses, what risks organizations face, and how security teams can improve detection, incident response, penetration testing, and protection measures.

DPRK-linked threat actors are using malicious npm and PyPI packages, AI-assisted dependency insertion, fake companies, fake job interviews, and RATs to target developers, crypto wallets, source code, GitHub tokens, AWS keys, and software supply chains. This analysis explains how the campaigns work, why they matter, what risks organizations face, and how penetration testing, incident response, dependency review, and developer security controls can reduce exposure.

Claude Security is now available in public beta for Claude Enterprise customers, bringing AI-powered vulnerability discovery, code review, severity context, scheduled scans, audit exports, and remediation guidance into enterprise software security workflows. This analysis explains how Claude Security works, why AI-assisted vulnerability management matters, what risks organizations should consider, and how penetration testing, incident response, and secure development practices remain essential.