Swarm Intelligence

Ninety percent of organizations are deploying AI agents. Most aren't monitoring what they do. Multi-agent systems amplify this blindspot: one compromised agent cascades through every trusted collaborator. The architecture is scaling. The security is not.

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Inject one agent, own them all: The cascading risk of multi-agent AI

Ninety percent of organizations are deploying AI agents. Most aren't monitoring what they do. Multi-agent systems amplify this blindspot: one…
Screenshot of Atlas AI plugin running in Burp Suite, showing local LLM-based request analysis without cloud data transfer

Atlas AI: Local LLM inside Burp Suite

Atlas AI adds LLM-powered analysis to Burp Suite without sending data to the cloud. Built for offensive security teams who…
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The Evolution of EDR Bypasses: A Historical Timeline

The relationship between Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) solutions and bypass techniques represents one of cybersecurity's most dynamic battlegrounds. They…

Inside BadSuccessor: Privilege Escalation via dMSA in Windows Server 2025

Following our initial coverage of BadSuccessor, this technical breakdown dissects the inner workings of a critical privilege escalation vulnerability in…

SWARM INTELLIGENCE: BadSuccessor

A privilege-escalation vulnerability has been discovered in Windows Server 2025's new delegated Managed Service Account (dMSA) feature. Dubbed "BadSuccessor," this…