Infrastructure
+2
Jun 19, 2026
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3 min read
Seventy-five thousand Fortinet firewalls leaked working corporate logins, and the vendor's defense is the most revealing part of the story: if there is no software bug, there is nothing anyone is obligated to fix.
Identity
Jun 4, 2026
The story isn't that enterprises can't see half their identity activity. It's that the company selling the cure also defined the disease, named the category, and supplied the number.
ai
Jun 2, 2026
Meta didn't get hacked by a clever exploit. It built a support agent whose whole job is to act on request, then handed it the power to change who owns your account.
Cyber Security
+5
May 13, 2026
2 min read
The FCC's retreat is the first sign that regulators have lost the plot on AI infrastructure
weekly recap
+7
May 11, 2026
5 min read
Trust is the load-bearing wall of the modern tech stack and this week, it cracked in nearly every room simultaneously. An AI coding tool became a vector for remote code execution because users trusted a folder prompt. A student data empire collapsed because schools trusted a single vendor. A crypto fraud network thrived because victims trusted a stranger online. And a courtroom in San Francisco spent its second week relitigating whether OpenAI's founders trusted each other's intentions at all.
ransomware
May 8, 2026
When convenience becomes critical infrastructure
