The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Cybersecurity – Week 19
2026-05-08T20:51:49Z•d1fe61f38a8f738862f99472d722c87ee3d9e490defbf1cc9fa21ded5290eed8
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What happened
Collection of SentinelOne blog highlights (Mar–May 2026): multiple in-the-wild supply-chain and zero‑day incidents (including a CPU‑Z watering‑hole compromise of cpuid.com that served malware for ~19 hours, and an actively exploited/unpatched PAN‑OS zero‑day), a PCPJack worm that steals cloud credentials while evicting rivals, and law‑enforcement outcomes (Karakurt and DPRK facilitators sentenced). SentinelOne describes multiple cases where its AI‑driven EDR autonomously detected and stopped zero‑day supply‑chain attacks (LiteLLM/Axios and an Anthropic/Claude‑related attempt) and discusses the
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