NIST and CISA finalize playbook to stop token theft and forgery
2026-09-16T08:51:40Z•c045094b46260b1feea7d0b725b038461087d017da228872fb4ed07e9fa860d8
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Help Net Security coverage highlights finalized NIST and CISA guidance for preventing identity and access token forgery, theft, and misuse; risks from insufficient governance of autonomous AI agents; automated discovery of exploitable Windows kernel drivers; modern Google Workspace attack chains; credential theft and identity risk; and emerging controls for API access, bot fraud, enterprise AI, and detection engineering. The feed is primarily advisory and product-focused, with no specific active incident or confirmed vulnerability requiring immediate exploitation response.
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