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InfoSec.Watch - Issue #139

May 25, 2026

This week’s strongest signal is that attackers are still getting leverage by abusing the systems defenders already trust: cloud credentials, developer workstations, CI/CD workflows, security tools, CMS platforms, and criminal infrastructure providers. The practical move is not just faster patching. It is tighter control over secrets, developer tooling, software provenance, and emergency ownership for high-trust systems

InfoSec.Watch - Issue #138

May 18, 2026

This week centers on systems that multiply attacker leverage: AI-assisted exploit development, SaaS platforms, manufacturing operations, network controllers, mail access, and web front ends. The defender priority is not just patching fast; it is knowing which systems can change trust, access, routing, code, commerce, or production when they fail.

InfoSec.Watch - Issue #137

May 11, 2026

This week's brief centers on exposed control planes and trusted workflows: firewalls, mobile management, source-code repositories, AI inference services, file-transfer automation, and enterprise phishing paths are all creating fast-moving defender priorities.

InfoSec.Watch - Issue #136

May 4, 2026

This week’s brief is about trust boundaries under pressure: attackers are abusing SaaS workflows, exposed CI/CD systems, hosting control panels, and social platforms that users already recognize.

InfoSec.Watch - Issue #135

Apr 27, 2026

This week centers on trusted-path abuse: Microsoft Teams social engineering, developer-tool supply chain compromise, actively exploited edge and management flaws, and AI tooling risks that defenders need to validate before attackers do.