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Bleeding Llama: The Ollama CVE That Leaked AI Memory

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Two AI security incidents in 48 hours: Bleeding Llama (CVE-2026-7482, CVSS 9.1) leaks full process memory from 300K+ exposed Ollama servers via malicious GGUF files, while a fake OpenAI Privacy Filter on Hugging Face hit #1 trending and delivered a Rust infostealer to 244K+ victims. Verification and patching playbook inside.

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No Malware Needed: How Attackers Turn Your Own Admin Tools Against You

PowerShell, WMI, scheduled tasks, certutil: signed by the OS vendor, whitelisted by AV, trusted by EDR. Living-off-the-land attacks drop no malware, so detection cannot hinge on unknown binaries. The shift from artifact blacklists to execution-baseline analytics that actually catches native-tool chains.

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Phishing Evolution: From Email Scams to AI-Powered Attacks

Trace the evolution of phishing attacks from crude 1990s email scams to AI-powered deepfake campaigns. Discover how attackers leverage machine learning and automation to create convincing social engineering attacks.

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The First 24 Hours of a Ransomware Attack: Survival Playbook

Change Healthcare lost the claims pipeline of a nation in hours. This minute-by-minute playbook covers hour zero containment, the command structure by hour four, backup verification, pay/no-pay, regulatory clocks — and the non-technical decisions that decide survival.

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