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Shamos macOS Infostealer: Malvertising Lures, BYOD Gaps, and Sector Expansion

Shamos, a new Atomic macOS Stealer (AMOS) variant attributed to COOKIE SPIDER, is targeting U.S. tech and education sectors via malvertising and fake support sites.

College tip: if the ‘fix’ starts with ‘just paste this,’ your Keychain’s about to major in regret.

[DEEP RESEARCH] The Container Was Not the Prize. The Token Was.

A pod compromise becomes a cloud incident only when workload identity turns execution into transitive authority.

[SIGNALS WEEKLY] Expanding State Cyber Powers Amid Exploitable Gaps

Exposed management planes are becoming the shortest path from ordinary web access to operational impact. Ray CVE-2025-62593 is now in CISA’s KEV, while new Haiwell and Metasys flaws put AI compute and OT interfaces on the same uncomfortable list.

[GAME THEORY] The dangerous part of the AI tool is who gets to edit the instructions later.

MCP tool metadata can become routing logic. Here is who should re-approve changes—and what runtime controls must still decide.

[DEEP RESEARCH] The Package Was Not Hiding Malware. It Was Training the Reviewer.

Attackers are adapting to how trust gets granted. They are abusing dependency and build graphs, CI runners, and AI-assisted review to compromise the full path from maintainer to release.

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[DEEP RESEARCH] The Container Was Not the Prize. The Token Was.

[SIGNALS WEEKLY] Expanding State Cyber Powers Amid Exploitable Gaps

[GAME THEORY] The dangerous part of the AI tool is who gets to edit the instructions later.

[DEEP RESEARCH] The Package Was Not Hiding Malware. It Was Training the Reviewer.