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Intel 471 has announced two new AI capabilities in the Verity471 platform, MCP471 and Agent471. As attackers use AI to lower the barrier to scale, security teams must use their own AI capabilities to make intelligence more accessible, allowing them to pinpoint what is relevant to their organization and pair it with internal telemetry. The Verity471 platform turns adversary tradecraft into pre-attack intelligence and proactive threat hunting, helping security teams act on any threat before … More →
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SpecterOps has announced new capabilities built to give defenders a dynamic understanding of how adversaries traverse their hybrid environment and the ability to proactively eliminate pathways before they can be abused. BloodHound Enterprise adds support for Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Entra Agent ID, expanding the reach of attack path management. A new purpose-built AI agent interface, BloodHound Hunter, brings that same adversary intelligence into AI-assisted security workflows, letting teams incorporate the power of the … More →
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Team Cymru has announced Pure Signal Command, the connected operating environment for analysts, security teams, applications, and AI agents to access and act on Team Cymru’s internet infrastructure intelligence. Command unlocks Team Cymru’s globally observed threat intelligence data by connecting telemetry, investigative and attack surface management capabilities, expert analysis, and machine-native access within a common architecture. The result is a continuous path from discovery to action, eliminating fragmented workflows, preserving investigative context, and accelerating active … More →
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The takedown of the Kratos phishing-as-a-service (PhaaS) platform in July 2026 has done little to slow the broader threat landscape. As security researchers warn that its leaked techniques and infrastructure patterns are already being repurposed in ongoing campaigns targeting Microsoft 365 environments. Despite being disrupted under Operation Olympus Blade, which led to the seizure of […]
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