Stopping a cyberattack while walking your dog - defensive AI security CEO says it's not ruff to do

2026-08-16T19:23:51Z8f64a18bac3a057a405884bee3befa95a177f1f39f6dcc90759af2bf98c53c58
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What happened

The Register security feed covers major cyber threats and security developments, including an npm supply-chain worm affecting 444 packages, large-scale data breaches and extortion incidents, ransomware, exposed credentials and cloud keys, actively exploited Microsoft vulnerabilities, AI-assisted attacks, critical-infrastructure targeting, hardware side channels, malicious SIM capabilities, DDoS campaigns, and insecure operational technology. The most immediately consequential items involve supply-chain compromise, active exploitation, ransomware, and attacks against critical infrastructure.

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