Monthly Archives: July 2026
QR Code Phishing Campaign UAT-11764 Bypasses Security Gateways
Cisco Talos warns of a persistent QR code phishing campaign by UAT-11764 that evades email gateways and targets Microsoft 365 environments. Continue reading
Privileged Access and Credential Broker Launched by 1Password
1Password has introduced Privileged Access and Credential Broker to eliminate standing access risks and secure developer and AI workflows. Continue reading
WiFi Engineering Utility Toolkit Launched Free by Purple
Discover Netforge, a free, zero-knowledge WiFi engineering utility toolkit featuring 19 client-side network planning and troubleshooting tools. Continue reading
Frontier AI Insiders Call for U.S. Intervention After Autonomous Model Breach
Over 1,100 frontier AI researchers and executives are urging U.S. intervention to pace automated development following an unprecedented autonomous model security breach. Continue reading
DEF CON Documentary Explores Hacker History and Folklore
Discover the new DEF CON documentary offering a rare behind-the-scenes look at hacker history, digital folklore, and the evolution of the world’s largest hacker convention. Continue reading
Oblivious HTTP Debugging Made Easy with Cloudflare pvcli
Cloudflare has open-sourced pvcli, a new command-line interface tool designed to simplify testing and Oblivious HTTP debugging for developers and AI agents. Continue reading
AI Slop Trackers Expose Streaming Royalty Siphoning by Synthetic Artists
Independent developers and volunteers have launched open-source web trackers to expose AI slop siphoning millions in streaming royalties from human musicians. Continue reading
Pass-the-Passkey Attack Chain Exposes Windows 11 and Entra ID Vulnerabilities
Discover how the new Pass-the-Passkey attack chain bypasses Windows 11 and Entra ID authentication through local logging flaws and token replay. Continue reading
Tor Browser Adoption Surges as Users Bypass Digital ID Verification
Discover why the surge in Tor Browser adoption is accelerating as internet users look beyond traditional VPNs to circumvent strict digital ID verification and web tracking. Continue reading