https://suspiciousbytes.com/en/tags/threat-intelligence/Recent content in Threat-Intelligence on Suspicious BytesHugoen-USWed, 23 Sep 2026 00:00:00 +0000https://suspiciousbytes.com/en/posts/the-attacker-only-has-to-decide-once/Wed, 23 Sep 2026 00:00:00 +0000https://suspiciousbytes.com/en/posts/the-attacker-only-has-to-decide-once/<p>For most of security history, the person deceiving you and the person deciding what happens next were the same human, working in real time. That&rsquo;s changing. Once you notice it, it shows up everywhere.</p> <p>Look at four recent stories: phishing that abuses a real Microsoft sign-in flow, a North Korean group planting malware through fake job interviews, the same group turning up on a package registry that had never been abused this way, and a crew that let three chained AI agents run a card-theft campaign against more than a hundred companies. They cover different topics but share one shift, at increasing levels of automation.</p>