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Threats

Kimwolf Botnet Evolves

The Kimwolf botnet has been rebuilt to survive takedowns, with a new version released in February that blends attack traffic with ordinary web browsing and protects its command channels from seizure.

Privacy

Kids Online Safety Act Faces Uncertain Future

The Kids Online Safety Act, a landmark legislation aimed at protecting children's online safety, faces dim prospects of passage this session due to a deep divide between the Senate and House chambers.

Analysis

AI Governance Gap

46% of organizations say AI governance and compliance issues are the reason why their AI underperforms, according to the GrantThornton 2026 AI Impact Survey Report.

Analysis

Marcus Hutchins: Hacker to Hero

Marcus Hutchins, a young cyber threat analyst, found a kill switch for the WannaCry ransomware, saving the world from a devastating cyberattack, but his past as a malware developer caught up with him.

Data Breaches

Levi Strauss Cyberattack

Levi Strauss & Co. suffered a cyberattack where hackers stole corporate data using social engineering tactics on three employees.

Threats

Poland Energy Facility Hack

A second Polish energy facility was sabotaged by hackers using a novel private APN pivot, causing disruption to the cogeneration process but no electrical outages.

Vulnerabilities

Device Trust in the AI Era

As AI makes account takeover attacks faster and more efficient, device trust is becoming a crucial aspect of identity security, ensuring that valid credentials are insufficient without the device context.

Analysis

FTC Seeks to Regulate AI for Ideological Bias

The Federal Trade Commission proposes to regulate ideological bias in AI systems, sparking criticism from opponents across the political spectrum.

Threats

Polish Energy Plant Breach via Private APN

Hackers breached a small Polish energy plant via private APN last year, shutting down the steam turbine and water treatment system, affecting 50,000 residents.

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