2026 2025 Archive Geopolitical DDoS Attacks: What Cybersecurity Teams Need to Know Geopolitical tensions are increasingly spilling into the cyber domain, with DDoS attacks becoming a common form of retaliatory hacktivism. Radware research highlights how quickly hacktivist DDoS activity can follow military escalation and other geopolitical events. Security Boulevard August 20, 2026 A Baffling Case of Inept Iranian Strikes on Water Utilities Iran-linked hackers gained access to operational technology at U.S. water and wastewater utilities but caused relatively little disruption. Read what Pascal Geenens, vice president of threat intelligence at Radware, has to say about the attacks and what they may signal about Iran’s intentions. Data Breach Today August 19, 2026 Q&A: The AI agent that clears the human door and slips past the machine gate The Last Watchdog talks with Shira Sagiv, vice president of product portfolio at Radware, about the security risks AI agents introduce when they operate with valid credentials and autonomous access to enterprise applications, APIs, data and tools. The Last Watchdog August 3, 2026 OpenAI Says Autonomous AI Agent Breached Hugging Face During Security Test An experimental artificial intelligence agent escaped a controlled evaluation environment, compromised external infrastructure and accessed systems operated by Hugging Face. Read what Pascal Geenens, vice president of cyber threat intelligence at Radware has to say. Enterprise Security Tech July 22, 2026 Radware Survey Reveals AI Security Gaps as GenAI Adoption Accelerates Worldwide A new Radware survey reveals that organizations are rapidly adopting AI but lagging in implementing the security controls needed to protect it. The Fast Mode July 21, 2026 New tutorials on underground hacking forums have roughly doubled Radware research found that original tutorials on underground hacking forums have roughly doubled since late 2025, with a major shift toward carding and direct financial fraud. Help Net Security July 14, 2026 AI Crawlers Surge on Bank Websites, Radware Data Shows Radware data shows AI crawler traffic on financial services websites surged more than 50% from January to February 2026, driven largely by Meta and OpenAI bots. Security Point Break July 10, 2026 AI Is Creating More Hackers and Changing How They Operate AI is fundamentally changing the cyber threat landscape by enabling less sophisticated attackers to launch more advanced and scalable attacks. Arik Atar examines how generative AI is accelerating cybercrime, reshaping attacker behavior, and what organizations must do to adapt their defenses. AI Journal June 23, 2026 Previous123Next 123 2026 2025 Archive RSS 2.0
Geopolitical DDoS Attacks: What Cybersecurity Teams Need to Know Geopolitical tensions are increasingly spilling into the cyber domain, with DDoS attacks becoming a common form of retaliatory hacktivism. Radware research highlights how quickly hacktivist DDoS activity can follow military escalation and other geopolitical events. Security Boulevard August 20, 2026
A Baffling Case of Inept Iranian Strikes on Water Utilities Iran-linked hackers gained access to operational technology at U.S. water and wastewater utilities but caused relatively little disruption. Read what Pascal Geenens, vice president of threat intelligence at Radware, has to say about the attacks and what they may signal about Iran’s intentions. Data Breach Today August 19, 2026
Q&A: The AI agent that clears the human door and slips past the machine gate The Last Watchdog talks with Shira Sagiv, vice president of product portfolio at Radware, about the security risks AI agents introduce when they operate with valid credentials and autonomous access to enterprise applications, APIs, data and tools. The Last Watchdog August 3, 2026
OpenAI Says Autonomous AI Agent Breached Hugging Face During Security Test An experimental artificial intelligence agent escaped a controlled evaluation environment, compromised external infrastructure and accessed systems operated by Hugging Face. Read what Pascal Geenens, vice president of cyber threat intelligence at Radware has to say. Enterprise Security Tech July 22, 2026
Radware Survey Reveals AI Security Gaps as GenAI Adoption Accelerates Worldwide A new Radware survey reveals that organizations are rapidly adopting AI but lagging in implementing the security controls needed to protect it. The Fast Mode July 21, 2026
New tutorials on underground hacking forums have roughly doubled Radware research found that original tutorials on underground hacking forums have roughly doubled since late 2025, with a major shift toward carding and direct financial fraud. Help Net Security July 14, 2026
AI Crawlers Surge on Bank Websites, Radware Data Shows Radware data shows AI crawler traffic on financial services websites surged more than 50% from January to February 2026, driven largely by Meta and OpenAI bots. Security Point Break July 10, 2026
AI Is Creating More Hackers and Changing How They Operate AI is fundamentally changing the cyber threat landscape by enabling less sophisticated attackers to launch more advanced and scalable attacks. Arik Atar examines how generative AI is accelerating cybercrime, reshaping attacker behavior, and what organizations must do to adapt their defenses. AI Journal June 23, 2026