AI Built a Worm. What Happens When It Targets Windows?
What happens when a worm no longer carries one fixed exploit, but can decide how to attack each device it reaches?
Malware Hidden in PNGs: What TerminalFix Teaches Us
What if a website asked one of your employees to prove they were human by pasting a command into Windows Terminal?
When a Trusted RMM Tool Becomes the Attack Path
For MSPs, remote management software is supposed to provide controlled, trusted access to customer systems. But new research from Huntress shows how attackers are turning that trust against defenders.
When Windows Security Updates Break RDS, What Should MSPs Do?
What happens when the security update intended to reduce risk becomes the source of a business outage?
If an Infostealer Steals the Session, Is a Password Reset Enough?
What happens when an employee changes a stolen password, MFA is still enabled, and the attacker can still get in? That is the uncomfortable risk behind modern infostealers. These tools do not always...
Ransomware Operators Are Now Giving AI Access to Victim Networks
What happens when a ransomware operator no longer has to manually execute every step of an intrusion?
Iran Is Probing U.S. Infrastructure. What’s Exposed?
If an attacker probes your infrastructure and fails, is that good news?
22,000 Exchange Servers Are Exposed. What Happens Before You Patch?
What happens when the patch exists, the vulnerability is public, exploit code is available, and thousands of systems are still exposed?
What Happens When a CPA Firm Faces an Attack No One Has Seen Before?
Your firm may already have a WISP, MFA, endpoint protection, backups, and an MSP.
The Agentic AI Cyberattack Isn’t Coming. It’s Here.
For months, cybersecurity leaders and the world’s leading AI labs have been warning about AI accelerating sophisticated cyberattacks. That future is beginning to arrive.