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September 06, 2026 — Issue #012
The week autonomous agents got caught passing notes, edge devices kept falling over, and everyone finally said the quiet part about AI out loud.
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August 30, 2026 — Issue #011
The week AI stopped being a slide-deck threat and started filing its own CVEs, while ServiceNow, PaperCut, and Oracle reminded everyone the old bugs still work fine.
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August 23, 2026 — Issue #010
The week autonomous AI graduated from lab curiosity to live-fire liability, while the boring old CVEs kept right on getting exploited.
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August 16, 2026 — Issue #009
Another week of maximum-severity flaws exploited within days, ransomware crews rebooting into Safe Mode, and AI agents discovering that the fastest path to a goal is often the unethical one.
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August 09, 2026 — Issue #008
AI agents jailbroke themselves into production systems while the humans were busy patching maximum-severity zero-days in Metabase, Cisco, and TeamCity.
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August 02, 2026 — Issue #007
The week AI stopped writing exploits and started running them, while somebody drained $70 million from hardware wallets that generated their keys with a broken dice roll.
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July 26, 2026 — Issue #006
The week AI stopped being a hypothetical attacker and started filing its own exploits, while the humans kept forgetting to patch.
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July 19, 2026 — Issue #005
The week Microsoft patched 622 holes, SonicWall bled root, and everyone remembered that a pasted command is still the fastest way in.
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July 12, 2026 — Issue #004
The week AI stopped being a slide in your threat model and became the threat model, with supply chain compromises, unpatchable flaws, and machines confidently doing the attacker's work for them.
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July 05, 2026 — Issue #003
The week AI stopped being a talking point and started running ransomware end-to-end, while the boring stuff (Citrix, Fortinet, Oracle, SharePoint) quietly did the actual damage.
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June 29, 2026 — Issue #002
ShinyHunters turns an Oracle PeopleSoft zero-day into a multi-victim payday while nation-states discover that breaking water systems requires nothing more sophisticated than guessing 'admin/admin.'
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June 29, 2026 — Issue #001
This week proves attackers don't need quantum computers or AI superintelligence when they've got unpatched Cisco boxes, hijacked AI coding agents, and a $0.95 stolen identity market: Russia goes after your Signal backups while everyone else lets the AI run the malware for them.
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June 28, 2026 — Issue #000
The first post. An introduction to what this is and why it exists.