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CyberCase 360 | When One Supplier Breaches Twelve Companies
A cyberattack on CEVA Logistics shows how a single compromised supplier can expose customer data across multiple organisations. The incident triggered twelve breach notifications and highlights a critical lesson: your cybersecurity risk extends far beyond your own network.
CyberCase 360 | When AI Becomes the Attacker
An autonomous AI agent breached Hugging Face’s production infrastructure, exploiting weak credentials and access-control gaps at machine speed. The incident shows that AI-driven cyber threats don’t necessarily need new attack methods — they can exploit existing security weaknesses faster than traditional defenses can respond.
CyberCase 360 | Hotel Wi-Fi Hijacks Microsoft 365 Accounts
Threat actors are compromising hotel Wi-Fi gateways to hijack Microsoft 365 accounts through DNS poisoning, WPAD abuse, and token theft techniques that bypass traditional security controls.
CyberCase 360 | AI Security: A Wake-Up Call
When the Agent Is the Attack Surface: JADEPUFFER Automates Ransomware While GitLost Turns a GitHub AI Workflow Into a Data-Leak Channel
Zero Trust Isn’t a Product. It’s Seven Non-Negotiable Controls.
Zero Trust is not a product, but a system of security controls that protects access, identities, and corporate accounts from modern cyber threats.
CyberCase 360 | Splunk Enterprise Pre-Auth RCE Under Active Attack
The first Splunk vulnerability ever added to CISA's KEV — and federal agencies got just three days to patch
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