The "assume breach" era is ending. AI-native security is what comes next. For 20 years, enterprises operated under a simple rule: Assume attackers are already inside. Build detection, response, and resilience accordingly. It worked — until threats started moving at machine speed. As we wrap up Black Hat USA 2026, the security model is shifting again. AI-native defense isn't just faster incident response — it's predictive, adaptive, and autonomous. It's security that learns, anticipates, and acts before breaches become business crises. What's changing: 🔴Threat detection moving from reactive to predictive 🔴Security operations shifting from human-led to AI-orchestrated 🔴Defense strategies evolving from "contain the damage" to "prevent the breach" The enterprises presenting at Black Hat this year aren't just talking about AI tools. They're rebuilding security architectures from the ground up with AI at the core. Read the full analysis from Dark Reading managing editors Tara Seals and Fahmida Rashid 👉 bit.ly/43cUTTf #BlackHat2026 #AIinSecurity #CyberDefense #DarkReading20

There is someone exposing IRGC (Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps) stuff on GitHub. I'm not a IRGC geopolitical nerd, so I can't assess the value of the content. However, if you know what the fuck is going on, maybe you'll find it interesting: github.com/KittenBusters/Cha…

I've been researching the Microsoft cloud for almost 7 years now. A few months ago that research resulted in the most impactful vulnerability I will probably ever find: a token validation flaw allowing me to get Global Admin in any Entra ID tenant. Blog: dirkjanm.io/obtaining-global…

🚨 Same Threat Actor is now delivering Windows Payload through the ~2800 compromised sites using ClickFix It dinamycally changes depending on platform (user-agent) Mac/Win 1: https://e.overallwobbly[.]ru/au1 (Dropper1: era-stau1.a) → PowerShell → Stage 1 Script (AutoIT) 2: https://e.overallwobbly[.]ru/era-std → PowerShell → Stage 2 Code 3: https://nc1.overallwobbly[.]ru/googlerestricted.ide → Final Payload (heavily obfuscated) Probably using LOLBin. Hash era-stau: d2465b8f9b36fa3139bcdcacab54591490753cc7f8843f8dddb0831094ef53ac Hash of dropped Zloader: 4e72ca1baee2c7c0f50a42614d101159a9c653a8d6f7498f7bf9d7026c24c187 Thoughts? @malwrhunterteam @RussianPanda9xx @500mk500 @ViriBack @Big_Bad_W0lf_ @DaveLikesMalwre @g0njxa @JohnHultquist #ThreatIntel #ClickFix