The Cybersecurity Pulse highlights a global Microsoft Intune-based attack that Handala says wiped devices and exfiltrated vast data from Stryker, causing widespread operational disruption. It also reviews AI-driven security innovations, major startup funding, and shrinking time-to-exploit trends that pressure teams to prioritize patching and attack surface reduction. #Handala #Stryker #MicrosoftIntune #VoidManticore
Keypoints
- Handala claims to have wiped over 200,000 devices and exfiltrated 50TB from Stryker via Microsoft Intune.
- Palo Alto associates Handala with Void Manticore, an Iran-linked actor targeting critical infrastructure.
- Snyk and Sublime showcased AI agents (ADÉ and ASA) that detect, investigate, and deploy detections at attacker speed for email threats.
- There are growing concerns about AI-native SAST and platform-owned testing as OpenAI acquires Promptfoo.
- Zero Day Clock shows median time-to-exploit collapsing to days (now 6.36 days), emphasizing urgent prioritization and attack surface reduction.
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