The alert hit Reddit on a Tuesday afternoon: New axios 1.14.1 and 0.30.4 on npm are likely malicious. Within hours, the post had thousands of upvotes and a thread full of engineers frantically checkin...
Your Backups Are Green. Your Business Would Still Go Dark. Somewhere in your infrastructure, a backup job completed successfully last night. The dashboard shows a green checkmark. Your IT admin breath...
It started with a payroll app. A well-meaning employee at a mid-sized company saw a prompt to connect their Workday account to a third-party productivity integration. It looked legitimate. It had a pr...
Imagine you install a routine update to a Python library your team uses every week. No alerts fire. Your antivirus stays quiet. Your developers keep coding. Three days later, every OAuth token, API ke...
David Matousek recently published a threat model for OpenClaw that stopped me mid-scroll. Not because it was wrong — but because he was right, and we're already building the answer. His three question...
You enabled multi-factor authentication. You trained your employees on phishing. You checked the boxes. And now a threat actor is sitting inside your Microsoft 365 tenant — authenticated, legitimate-l...
Yesterday, Oscar Six Security had the privilege of co-sponsoring the GoCyber Collective Cyber Insurance Summit in Dayton, Ohio — alongside Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP. It was a well-run event focu...
On March 11, 2026, a global medical technology company sent thousands of employees home — not because of a weather emergency or a power outage, but because Iran-linked hackers had wiped their devices...
Imagine waking up to a $82,314 cloud bill — for a service you barely use. That's exactly what happened to a developer who shared their story on Reddit. They had accidentally pushed an API key to a pub...
A thread on r/cybersecurity hit a nerve recently. The post — titled 'To every manager who thinks they have AI under control' — described a scenario playing out in offices everywhere: employees quietly...