AI creates 948 Linux exploits, a password bypasses certain OpenSSH systems, attackers exploit an Outlook flaw, and ScreenConnect puts MSP access at risk.
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BTH News: A $6.3 Billion Job Interview, AI Hijacking, and More
A fake job interview becomes part of a $6.34 billion cryptocurrency theft. Hackers steal AI credentials and run up enormous bills. Cyberattacks hit European refrigeration systems, compromised websites target smartphones, and White House Internet addresses appear inside residential proxy networks. Here's what happened, why it matters, and what we can learn from it.
BTH News: October 29, 2026
Emergency Brotli patches, a poisoned LiteLLM release, PHP2Shell exploitation, and AI-assisted attacks in South Korea—plus what defenders should do next.
BTH News: October 22, 2026
Two critical PHP flaws meet forgotten systems, a 16-year-old Broadcom Wi-Fi bug, AI agents attacking 1,200 sites for about $5,000, and certificate-authority keys that were practically guessable. This week’s lesson: understand the real-world risk behind the headline.
The Jurassic Park Moment for AI Security: When AI Starts Testing the Fence
AI doesn’t need to be malicious to become dangerous. It only needs an objective. Here’s what the OpenAI and Hugging Face incident teaches us about the future of cybersecurity.
AI Agents Aren’t Employees: Why Identity Isn’t Enough
Enterprise security has spent decades answering two questions: Who are you? and What are you allowed to do? As AI agents become digital workers, identity and governance remain essential, but they may no longer be enough. This article explores the overlooked question that could define the next generation of AI security: What influences behavior?
