Infosecurity Europe: Execs Must Treat Cyber Threats as Statecraft, ISACA Expert Say
2026-06-03T08:52:16Z•96ca816bf19a1bb1c97f452e9923c45f55756b6cdde6ab3d0a311ec419faabe2
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What happened
Infosecurity Magazine roundup (late May–early June 2026) describing a marked escalation in AI-enabled offensive tooling and nation-state activity alongside high-impact technical incidents. Notable technical stories include a 1‑click Flowise RCE PoC capable of full self‑hosted server compromise, an actively exploited high‑severity PAN‑OS vulnerability, and a supply‑chain compromise where 32 packages in Red Hat’s npm scope were backdoored to steal cloud/CI secrets. Additional trends: attackers using AI to build EDR‑evasion tooling, sloppy AI‑generated npm malware leaking operator GitHub tokens,勒
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