Rethinking security for the age of AI

2026-07-29T02:52:10Z79ed924cff5c61b9058b647049cf3efa6ee1ff78c9603cb5ffdb3f9ebcaf7441
ACR StealerAI agentsAI red teamingAI securityCI/CD securityClickFixOAuth abuseSaaS securityShinyHuntersTeams social engineeringcredential theftguest access misconfigurationidentity and access managementincident responseinformation stealerleast privilegemalware deliverynpmphishingsupply chain compromisethreat intelligencetoken theftvishing

What happened

Microsoft Security Blog coverage highlights emerging AI security governance, global AI red teaming, evolving phishing and Teams-based social engineering, ACR Stealer campaigns using ClickFix lures, least-privilege controls for AI agents, the AsyncAPI npm supply-chain compromise, and ShinyHunters-associated OAuth abuse against SaaS applications. The collection describes active threats involving credential and token theft, malware delivery through compromised packages and CI/CD workflows, identity abuse, and social engineering. No specific CVE identifiers are provided.

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2026-07-29T02:52:10Z
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