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This week's intelligence briefing explores how AI agents are accelerating vulnerability discovery and exploitation, highlighted by a recent campaign targeting RubyGems. Read on for the latest insights on preemptive defense strategies, critical Cisco vulnerabilities, and hacktivist DDoS operations.

AI is changing the economics of vulnerability discovery, exploit development, and attack execution - making all three faster, cheaper, and accessible to a much broader range of threat actors.

Searchlight Labs researchers have uncovered a previously unknown vulnerability in Goja, a JavaScript engine written in Go and used by applications including Zendesk, Nuclei, Grafana k6 and PocketBase.

Threat group FulcrumSec has published roughly 550GB of data it claims to have stolen from Manchester Airports Group (MAG), which operates the UK's Manchester, Stansted and East Midlands airports.

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North Korean threat actors have been linked to a software supply-chain attack targeting the Rust ecosystem, in which attackers compromised a legitimate maintainer account and published malicious versions of three widely used open-source packages.