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CyberWire Daily at 10: Examining a decade of public-private partnerships.

In this episode, ⁠Dave Bittner⁠ joins ⁠Maria Varmazis⁠ to explore the evolution of public-private partnerships in cybersecurity over the past decade. Together, they discuss key incidents, trust-building, and the future challenges posed by AI and geopolitical shifts.

T-Minus

Oct 11, 2026

Ordering a new space policy.

Since taking office, the Trump administration has signed a series of Executive Orders that aims to boost the US's space presence. Host Maria Varmazis sits down with Producer Ethan Cook to dive into two recent Executive Orders signed by President Trump. These two orders look to significantly grow the US's space capabilities removing regulatory hurdles, encouraging innovation, and growing commercial investments.

Signals and Space

Oct 11, 2026

How EOs are changing America's space sector.

This week on T-Minus: Space-Cyber Briefing: we dive deeper into several key Executive Orders (EOs) that look to reignite America's space goals by setting ambitious goals and growing the space marketplace.

Research Saturday

Oct 10, 2026

Contents may be malicious.

⁠Adam Meyers⁠, Head of Counter Adversary Operations at ⁠CrowdStrike⁠, is discussing their work on "PhantomRaven, An LLM-Generated Information Stealer Developed for Bug Bounty Hunting." PhantomRaven, a JavaScript-based information stealer distributed through malicious npm packages by a financially motivated threat actor posing as a bug bounty hunter. The malware targets system information and continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) environment variables, likely seeking credentials, with analysis suggesting its code was generated using a large language model. The report explores how AI-generated tools may lower the barrier to cybercrime and outlines steps organizations can take to mitigate risks, including restricting package installation scripts, using private npm registries, and monitoring dependencies.

Week that Was

Oct 10, 2026

Maximum-severity SonicWall flaw is now under active exploitation.

FBI fires a contractor over ShinyHunters data breach. US Justice Department disrupts China-linked hacking tools.

CyberWire Daily

Oct 9, 2026

The Flax Typhoon gets a cold front.

An international coalition disrupts Chinese state-backed hacking operations. Officials dismantle cybercrime centers in Ghana. Anthropic launches initiatives aimed at quicker remediation. A maximum-severity SonicWall vulnerability is under active exploitation. The Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act remains in legislative limbo. Ransomware spikes. Attackers exploiting unpatched vulnerabilities in AhsayCBS backup software. Midnight Mimosa targets cheap Android device firmware. Prosecutors saddle a money mule. Maria Varmazis joins me to continue our CyberWire’s 10th anniversary celebration with a conversation about public-private partnerships. Open AI does the math.

Daily Briefing

Oct 9, 2026

US Justice Department disrupts China-linked hacking tools.

Maximum-severity SonicWall flaw is now under active exploitation. Some low-cost Android devices come with preinstalled malware.

CyberWire Daily

Oct 8, 2026

You can’t secure what you can’t see.

An OT cyber coalition urges CISA to establish baseline security requirements. Another OpenAI safety worker resigns. Maryland lawmakers seek funding for Cyber Command’s mental health initiatives. Hackers compromised country-code domain registries for TLS certs. The FBI and French authorities shut down alleged CSAM AI deepfake websites. Ransomware recovery firm CEO indicted for secretly paying attackers. MATCHBOIL keeps simmering. Apollo software pioneer Margaret Hamilton dies. On today’s Industry Voices Sanjay Jeyakumar, Co-Founder of Abnormal AI, discusses why AI agents are challenging traditional security models. And how do I hack thee? Let me count the ways.

Story

Oct 8, 2026

Why AI Agents Are Challenging Traditional Security Models with Sanjay Jeyakumar from Abnormal AI

Sanjay Jeyakumar, Co-Founder and CTO at Abnormal AI, joins Dave Bittner on the CyberWire Daily podcast for a sponsored Industry Voices conversation about why AI agents are challenging traditional security models. Using a recent OpenAI and Hugging Face incident as an example, Sanjay explains how agents can combine legitimate permissions, stale credentials, and over-privileged identities in unexpected ways. He discusses why securing agentic AI requires organizations to look beyond known threats and focus on whether identities are behaving as expected.

Caveat

Oct 8, 2026

Alleged ShinyHunter member detained in Jordan.

The UK looks to establish itself as a global AI leader.

Daily Briefing

Oct 8, 2026

Russian APT continues improving its MATCHBOIL downloader.

OT security coalition asks CISA to set mandatory safety requirements. Ransomware recovery firm CEO indicted for secretly paying attackers.

AI Security Brief

Oct 8, 2026

Is trust holding back automated remediation?

The “AI trust paradox” in cybersecurity goes like this: organizations invest in AI automation, then hold back from fully implementing it. Yet as attackers continue to use AI to move faster, defenders need to leverage AI to fix things as fast as it finds them. In this episode, Tyler Shields, Chief Marketing Officer at Allstacks and a cybersecurity industry analyst with more than 25 years advising security vendors and teams, shares the steps needed to build trust in autonomous remediation without sacrificing human judgment and control.

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