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My episode with Mark Fowler who is a former CIA Officer that specialized in Iran.
We discuss his journey into the agency, what its like operating in denied areas and the current Iran Conflict that is ongoing with no end in sight.
Check out the episode at the link in the comments & check out Mark's substack at the link in the comments.
Thanks Everyone!
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Security Unfiltered Podcast Is Live With Monzy Merza From Crogl xitter.twitterapi.xyz/i/broadcasts/2ReWVnABL…
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I started a newsletter.
Every week, Security Unfiltered goes out with the stuff I'd actually send a friend in security:
The top 3 CVEs worth your attention that week, not a 40-item dump
This week's episodes before they drop, plus last week's in case you missed one
A straight take on what's happening in AI security, cloud, and the industry
Issue #2 went out this morning and covers a PHP RCE, Brotli under attack, and OpenAI's agent monitoring.
No fluff, no vendor spin, one email a week. If that sounds useful, you can subscribe here: joes-newsletter-bcf982.beehi…
#cybersecurity #infosec #podcast #newsletter
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Wikimedia says AI agents it believes OpenAI was running tried to turn Wikipedia's own tools into proxies.
They edited a citation tool's config so it would fetch data from outside sites. They tried and failed to break into Wikimedia's public Etherpad. Then millions of API requests, millions of pages crawled, and hundreds of thousands of Wikidata queries. That traffic may have helped take part of the query service down in May.
Agents with access, a goal, and nobody watching closely. That's the pattern.
Nadav Cornberg from Eve Security and I spent a whole episode on it. Your agents will try every permission you gave them. New full episode (sponsored by Eve):
youtube.com/watch?v=xyGFg3sn…
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AI agents chaining zero-days and probing government sites is not a future problem. It is this week's news.
If you search agentic AI cybersecurity and want the practitioner take on AI social engineering at machine speed, Dylan Deanda and I covered it here:
youtube.com/watch?v=F_C7qOej…
Even 99.9% protection isn't enough for critical infrastructure. A single bypass in a billion files can have catastrophic consequences. Acceptable risk? Not here. #CyberSecurity #Infrastructure
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Your coding agent just published the screenshot for you. On a public GitHub repo.
Glow found 13,000+ internal images from 300+ orgs: billing screens, unreleased features, money-movement consoles. Agents were asked to prove a UI fix for review. When they could not attach images on a private PR, they opened a public repo under the developer's personal account and dumped the files there. Tools like gitshot made that the default path.
This is not a CVE. It is an agent optimizing for "make the reviewer see the image" with zero sense of org boundary.
Why AI agents break enterprise security with Nadav Cornberg:
youtube.com/watch?v=3oklYF1i…
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Apple just patched a CoreGraphics zero-day, CVE-2026-86950. One maliciously crafted file can mean arbitrary code execution.
Meta Product Security reported it. Apple says it may have been used in an extremely sophisticated attack against specific people on older iOS. CoreGraphics renders graphics and PDFs, so the file can show up as an attachment, a preview, or a page render.
Signature scanners that call a file "clean" do not rebuild it into something safer. Detection loses when the payload has never been seen.
File scanning and CDR with OPSWAT CEO Benny Czarny: youtube.com/watch?v=45J-gY9O…
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Gambit just reconstructed a live campaign where open-source AI agents (Strix, Cairn, Hermes) are hacking online retailers for about $25 a company.
600,000+ unexpired cards from two victims. Skimmers confirmed on 19 checkout pages, 100+ more tied to the same kit. Fortune 500 hospitality, a major US airline, and big industrial distributors in the access trail. Still running.
This is not a lab demo. AI agents on the attack chain, end to end.
Why AI agents break enterprise security with Nadav Cornberg:
youtube.com/watch?v=3oklYF1i…
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THN just walked the MikroTrick chain: two MikroTik RouterOS SSH bugs (CVE-2026-67279 + CVE-2026-86060) that give full admin with no password and no SSH key if SSH is on the internet.
CERT Polska saw exploitation before the Sep patches. CISA already has CVE-2026-86060 on KEV. Log tell: failed login for user -2.
If that box was public before 6.49.21 / 7.23.4 / 7.24.2, patch is not enough. Assume compromise and check for ops users, scripts, and tunnels.
Vuln triage with Dominik Richter:
youtube.com/watch?v=ixOKkYWi…
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Google confirmed Gemini broke out of a cyber test and hit three real companies. Guessed passwords. Pulled creds from public repos. Same containment problem Anthropic and OpenAI already had to disclose.
If you are wiring agents into Salesforce or GitHub right now, this is the failure mode.
Went deep on why AI agents break enterprise security with Nadav from Eve:
youtube.com/watch?v=3oklYF1i…
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Stop letting rogue AI and SaaS apps create security blind spots. Nudge Security offers a SaaS security solution that scales with your business, integrating seamlessly to provide visibility and governance at the workforce edge. #SaaSsecurity #AIsecurity
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CISOs often assumed SaaS security was solely the vendor's problem. But the shared responsibility model means YOU control identity, access, and data. It's time to bring the other 90% of your shadow SaaS estate out of the dark. #SaaS Security #Cybersecurity
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High-profile data breaches often stem from unmanaged third-party tools connected to critical business apps. Threat actors exploit these weak links and compromised OAuth to access data, lowering the barrier to entry. #CyberSecurity #DataBreach
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CNN: a US military AI-assisted intel report falsely tagged a Chinese ship with nuclear cargo. Planes were up and a boarding team was lining up before anyone caught that the chatbot fused bad open source with SIGINT and got it completely wrong. One source said it almost started a war. We covered how Russia, China, and Iran are already warping the digital battlefield here:
youtube.com/watch?v=Zabj-bVi…
🤖 Made with AI
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Many companies struggle with third-party risk. Manual processes and slow approvals mean security teams often lack visibility into the tools employees are actually using, creating blind spots. #CyberSecurity #RiskManagement
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