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Russian Spies Read NATO's Mail for Months. The Patch Didn't Evict Them.

Jul 29, 2026

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4 min read

Russian Spies Read NATO's Mail for Months. The Patch Didn't Evict Them.

Also: MyPillow's Mike Lindell got his own ransomware deadline, and nobody was watching the AI agent that hacked Thailand's treasury for days.

Ricky Dailey

ai security

Jul 20, 2026

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5 min read

Coca-Cola's Dairy Brand Just Went Dark. Nobody's Claiming Credit.

Also: a developer got hit with an $11,000 AI billing surprise he never asked for, and two teenage hackers just got 5.5 years each for crippling London's transit system.

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Microsoft's AI Found So Many Bugs It Broke Its Own Patch Record

Jul 15, 2026

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5 min read

Microsoft's AI Found So Many Bugs It Broke Its Own Patch Record

Also: Egyptian hacktivists hijacked Argentina's football federation over a World Cup grudge, and a Welsh doxxing site admin got two years for turning swatting into a hobby.

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A County Secretly Paid Hackers $1 Million. Then the Transcripts Leaked.

Jul 13, 2026

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4 min read

A County Secretly Paid Hackers $1 Million. Then the Transcripts Leaked.

Also: a red teamer stole a $250,000 trophy by pretending to fix the office Wi-Fi, and AI coding assistants are hallucinating the exact malware names attackers want them to install.

Ricky Dailey

ai security

Accenture Got Hacked Again. This Is Its Third Time in Five Years.

Jul 10, 2026

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4 min read

Accenture Got Hacked Again. This Is Its Third Time in Five Years.

Also: two convicted fraudsters built a bug-buying startup dangling $7 million payouts, and an AI agent ran a full ransomware attack start to finish, on its own.

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The Linux Kernel Had a Three-Year-Old Bug. It Just Started Handing Out Root Access.

Jul 6, 2026

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5 min read

The Linux Kernel Had a Three-Year-Old Bug. It Just Started Handing Out Root Access.

Also: a user swore a hacker named "General Failure" had invaded his PC, and an AI-built malware kit just learned to dodge nine different antivirus vendors.

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A NASDAQ-listed company turned 1.5 million LG smart TVs into a criminal proxy network for hire

Jun 26, 2026

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8 min read

A NASDAQ-listed company turned 1.5 million LG smart TVs into a criminal proxy network for hire

Also: the twice-convicted contractors who deleted 96 government FOIA databases when they got fired and then Googled how to erase the logs, and Cisco's SD-WAN had an undetected root-access zero-day for months.

threat intel

Russian Spies Read NATO's Mail for Months. The Patch Didn't Evict Them.

Coca-Cola's Dairy Brand Just Went Dark. Nobody's Claiming Credit.

Microsoft's AI Found So Many Bugs It Broke Its Own Patch Record

A County Secretly Paid Hackers $1 Million. Then the Transcripts Leaked.

Accenture Got Hacked Again. This Is Its Third Time in Five Years.

The Linux Kernel Had a Three-Year-Old Bug. It Just Started Handing Out Root Access.

A NASDAQ-listed company turned 1.5 million LG smart TVs into a criminal proxy network for hire

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