Black Hat USA 2026: AI is racing ahead of cybersecurity controls
2026-08-13T08:51:32Z•f5f2a2a4bb4b9e8bb249ea99ec76efa6cb5e758c4e05a99fdc46e0d9056f6614
CVE-2022-2601CVE-2023-40238CVE-2023-40547CVE-2023-40548CVE-2023-40549CVE-2023-40550CVE-2023-40551CVE-2023-40552AI-securityAPTAndroid-malwareEDR-evasionESETSecure-BootUEFIbootkitcritical-infrastructurecyberespionageinfostealermalwarephishingransomwarescamssupply-chain-attackthreat-intelligence
What happened
ESET WeLiveSecurity RSS feed aggregating cybersecurity news and research from April through August 2026. Coverage includes UEFI Secure Boot bypass via vulnerable Microsoft-signed shims, APT activity by groups such as Gamaredon, OceanLotus, ScarCruft, Webworm, and GopherWhisper, ransomware and EDR-killer frameworks, phishing and infostealing campaigns, Android malware, supply-chain attacks, and emerging AI-related security risks. The feed contains both high-impact technical threat intelligence and general security awareness content.
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- 2026-08-13T08:51:32Z
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- Yes
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