For years, rootkits have been the ghosts in the machine — hidden code that burrows into operating systems, firmware, and even boot processes to give attackers near-invisible control. They were always rare, the domain of skilled nation-state actors. But now,… Read More ›
Overview Cybercrime has evolved from individuals writing malware to entire marketplaces offering Malware-as-a-Service (MaaS). Now, a new player has entered the underground economy: Adversarial LLM-as-a-Service (LLMaaS). These platforms allow attackers to rent hostile AI models — pre-tuned for phishing, malware… Read More ›
Overview The future of AI isn’t just single models — it’s multi-agent systems. These setups feature multiple AI agents collaborating, dividing tasks, or competing to reach goals. While powerful, they also open new attack surfaces. If one agent can be… Read More ›