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Attackers Can't Steal Passkeys, So They're Enrolling Their Own

Passkeys resist phishing, so attackers now enroll their own. Okta documented a vishing kit that captures a password and MFA code, then registers the attacker's passkey on the real account.

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LiteLLM's Second Breach Began With a Key Nobody Revoked

LiteLLM's poisoned 1.107.0 release began with an admin key leaked in May and never revoked. It unlocked an agent platform holding the owner's unscoped GitHub token. What happened, and what to fix this week.

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Anthropic's S-1, Read Closely: The Lines Worth Reading Twice

Anthropic's October 26, 2026 S-1 shows revenue of $16.3 billion in the first half of 2026, more than $600 billion in named compute contracts, and a board controlled by a trust and the co-founders. Here are the ten lines I would read twice, with page references.

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AI-Era Cyberattacks: What Companies Should Do

AI made attacks cheap, but 2026's breaches still walked through old doors: exposed devices, default credentials and over-trusted agents. Here are six attack patterns and nine fixes, ordered by how fast they cut risk.