InfoSec.Watch - Issue #135

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.

InfoSec.Watch - Issue #134

This week’s brief centers on three themes: Identity and trust-boundary weakness, backup and recovery plane exposure, and modern intrusion chains blending malware with trusted tooling.

InfoSec.Watch - Issue #133

This week’s brief centers on three themes: software supply chain abuse, identity and trust-boundary weakness, and backup and recovery plane exposure.

InfoSec.Watch - Issue #132

This week’s brief centers on three themes: software supply chain abuse, identity and trust-boundary weakness, and continued pressure on backup and recovery systems.

InfoSec.Watch - Issue #131

This week’s brief centers on three themes: software supply chain abuse, identity and trust-boundary weakness, and backup and recovery plane exposure.

InfoSec.Watch - Issue #130

This week’s brief centers on three themes: software supply chain abuse, Linux privilege escalation risk, and identity and trust-boundary weakness

InfoSec.Watch - Issue #129

This week’s brief centers on three themes: software supply chain abuse, identity and trust-boundary weakness, and backup and recovery plane exposure.

InfoSec.Watch - Issue #128

InfoSec.Watch - Issue #127

Another week, same lesson: control planes and identity surfaces remain high-value attack paths. When SSO introduces alternate authentication flows and MDM sits in front of every device, patching is table stakes. Exposure validation and threat hunting are what actually close the loop.

InfoSec.Watch - Issue #126

This week’s brief is a reminder that identity-adjacent features and device-management control planes are still prime time for exploitation. When SSO becomes an alternate auth path, and MDM sits in front of your mobile fleet, patching is only step one — validation and hunt is step two,