The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Cybersecurity – Week 15
2026-04-10T20:51:50Z•4688b5e4b86788694157896761914078b547d72176101f370230c0befd5d4b52
AI EDRActive DirectoryAnthropicApple Terminal mitigationClickFixFortiGateGRUICSIranian activityNTDS exfiltrationOneClawPLCPrompt SecurityRMMSSOedge securityidentity attacksliteLLMperimeter decayrouter-hijackingsentinelonesupply-chainzero-day
What happened
This SentinelOne blog feed summarizes multiple recent high-impact cybersecurity developments: disruption of a GRU router-hijacking operation; ClickFix bypassing Apple’s Terminal mitigation; Iranian actors exploiting PLCs/ICS across U.S. infrastructure; supply-chain attacks (LiteLLM/Axios) and a zero‑day attempt tied to Anthropic’s Claude that SentinelOne’s AI EDR stopped; FortiGate SSO flaws enabling stolen service accounts, rogue workstations, AD compromise and NTDS exfiltration; rising identity-focused attacks and perimeter (edge) decay; and new tooling for agent/AI activity visibility (OneC
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