security

Recent developments in AI security reveal rapid advances in offensive capabilities and defensive breakthroughs, raising urgent questions about future risks and defenses.

• Cryptogram Platform Team
• June 18, 2026

Security researchers identify a backdoor in a LinkedIn job posting, raising concerns over potential cyber threats and data breaches.

• Cryptogram Platform Team
• June 16, 2026

Google revealed an AI-discovered zero-day on May 11, 2026, but no regulatory framework exists. This exposes a critical gap in AI security policy.

• Cryptogram Platform Team
• June 13, 2026

A chain of three public vulnerabilities was exploited to compromise TanStack’s npm packages, illustrating the speed of AI-augmented attacks in 2026.

• Cryptogram Platform Team
• June 13, 2026

ShinyHunters has evolved into a new operational threat, combining AI-enabled tactics, collective branding, and scalable monetization, challenging traditional cybersecurity defenses.

• Cryptogram Platform Team
• June 13, 2026

A Roblox auto-farm script downloaded by an employee compromised Vercel’s infrastructure via OAuth tokens, exposing customer data across multiple platforms.

• Cryptogram Platform Team
• June 13, 2026

Analysis of the recent Vercel breach highlights how OAuth’s deployment patterns create a massive security risk, likened to SQL injection’s historical dominance.

• Cryptogram Platform Team
• June 13, 2026

On May 11, 2026, Google disclosed the first confirmed use of an AI-built zero-day exploit, highlighting the deployment gap in AI-driven cybersecurity defenses.

• Cryptogram Platform Team
• June 13, 2026

The 90-day window for responsible disclosure has effectively ended, as no notices were sent by vendors or researchers, raising concerns about security vulnerabilities.

• Cryptogram Platform Team
• June 12, 2026

A 732-byte exploit enables root access across major Linux distributions in under an hour of scanning, signaling a major shift in security dynamics.

• Cryptogram Platform Team
• June 12, 2026