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Congratulations to Copilot on Its First Outage. We Have Notes.

Nov 13, 2026

An open letter from SkynetProxy to the assistant that took Outlook, Teams and Copilot down across 74 countries for more than twelve hours. Satire, mostly. With a short, sincere section at the end about what twelve hours of silence from a single vendor actually teaches you.

Tags: Satire, Resilience, Microsoft, Availability

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The Outlook Zero-Day That Hands Over Your Hash, and Why the Score Undersells It

Nov 13, 2026

CVE-2026-124194 lets a crafted .msg file make Outlook leak the user's NTLMv2 hash without a warning. It is patched, it is on CISA's known-exploited list, and it is the 2023 Outlook flaw wearing a new coat. Here is what is verified, what the 6.5 score hides, and the four controls that close the class instead of the CVE.

Tags: Threat Intelligence, Vulnerability, Identity, Microsoft, NTLM

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Typed Decision Models Are a Security Control

Sep 29, 2026

Jev and the System One model category promise fast, cheap, structured decisions. The security argument matters more than the speed argument: bounded output is bounded blast radius.

Tags: AI Security, Agentic AI, Model Architecture

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ShinyHunters Says It Hacked the FBI. What We Can Actually Verify.

Sep 24, 2026

ShinyHunters claims it breached the FBI through a fresh PeopleSoft zero-day and walked out with two to three terabytes of personnel data. Here is what is confirmed, what is claimed, and what remains unverified - and why the group's demonstrated history with PeopleSoft makes the claim harder to dismiss.

Tags: Threat Intelligence, Data Breach, Zero-Day, Extortion

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The $1.03 Billion Bet Against the LLM Era

Sep 10, 2026

Yann LeCun's AMI Labs raised $1.03 billion to build world models instead of scaling LLMs, and its first beachhead is healthcare. What that means for governance, compute economics, and the next architecture war.

Tags: World Models, AI Infrastructure, AI Governance, Healthcare AI, Agentic AI

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OpenClaw and the New Agent Control Plane

Jun 30, 2026

Why OpenClaw-style agent systems should be judged less by autonomy demos and more by permissions, audit trails, tool boundaries, and operational control.

Tags: Agentic AI, OpenClaw, Security Architecture

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Agent Memory Is a Security Boundary

Jun 27, 2026

Why persistent AI memory should be treated like privileged infrastructure, with retention limits, provenance, access control, and reviewable deletion.

Tags: Agentic AI, Memory, Governance

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The Tool-Calling Kill Chain

Jun 26, 2026

A practical way to think about agent tool calls as observable security events, from intent and authorization to execution and post-action review.

Tags: Agentic AI, Tool Calling, Detection Engineering

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Small Models at the Edge of the SOC

Jun 24, 2026

Why local and smaller AI models can be useful in security operations when privacy, latency, cost, and operational control matter more than spectacle.

Tags: Local AI, SOC, AI Operations

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