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Volume 341, Issue 2 · 15 articles from 3 issues

In This Issue

• The Open-Source Paradox: Navigating the New Frontier of AI Supply Chain Risk
• Introducing the Hybrid Nudge Experience: Outbound Email Security Built for Your Risk Appetite
• From Inbox to Encryption: How Ransomware Delivery Has Evolved
• Report: Social Engineering Remains a Central Part of AI-assisted Attacks
• ClickFix Social Engineering Is Now the Leading Malware Delivery Method
• Majority of Organizations Hit by Targeted Impersonation Attacks
• CyberheistNews Vol 16 #29: ClickFix Social Engineering Is Now the Leading Malware Delivery Method
• Report: Attackers Are Using AI to Automate Social Engineering
• Trust, Verify, Protect: Modernizing Email Security for the Cloud
• New Phishing Kits Use Open-Source Tools to Bypass MFA
• Scammers Can Use AI Tools to Pinpoint Your Location Based on a Photo
• Apple Warns Users to Be Wary of Unsolicited FaceTime Calls
• Trust Nothing: Tips to Secure AI Tools and Agents
• Everyone Is a Builder Now. That Changes Security Training
• Future-Proofing Organizations in the Face of AI

The Open-Source Paradox: Navigating the New Frontier of AI Supply Chain Risk (KnowBe4, Friday, July 24th, 2026)

KnowBe4 examines how open-source AI components introduce new supply chain security risks for enterprises. Read more

Introducing the Hybrid Nudge Experience: Outbound Email Security Built for Your Risk Appetite (KnowBe4, Friday, July 24th, 2026)

KnowBe4 launches a Hybrid Nudge mode in Prevent to tailor outbound email security to risk appetite. Read more

From Inbox to Encryption: How Ransomware Delivery Has Evolved (KnowBe4, Thursday, July 23rd, 2026)

KnowBe4 Threat Lab traces how ransomware delivery has evolved from email lures to advanced techniques. Read more

Report: Social Engineering Remains a Central Part of AI-assisted Attacks (KnowBe4, Wednesday, July 15th, 2026)

ESET's H1 2026 threat report finds attackers are bolting AI onto proven social engineering rather than inventing new techniques. Read more

ClickFix Social Engineering Is Now the Leading Malware Delivery Method (KnowBe4, Tuesday, July 14th, 2026)

ReliaQuest research finds ClickFix has become the top malware delivery technique and has expanded to macOS. Read more

Majority of Organizations Hit by Targeted Impersonation Attacks (KnowBe4, Monday, July 27th, 2026)

New research finds 53% of organizations had an executive or employee impersonated in the past year. Read more

CyberheistNews Vol 16 #29: ClickFix Social Engineering Is Now the Leading Malware Delivery Method (KnowBe4, Tuesday, July 21st, 2026)

KnowBe4 reports ClickFix social engineering has become the leading malware delivery method. Read more

Report: Attackers Are Using AI to Automate Social Engineering (KnowBe4, Monday, July 13th, 2026)

Research finds threat actors treat AI as operational infrastructure, mass-producing phishing pages while keeping traditional attack chains. Read more

Trust, Verify, Protect: Modernizing Email Security for the Cloud (KnowBe4, Thursday, July 16th, 2026)

KnowBe4 argues legacy secure email gateways are obsolete and that cloud email defense must become identity-first. Read more

New Phishing Kits Use Open-Source Tools to Bypass MFA (KnowBe4, Friday, July 31st, 2026)

Researchers track three phishing kits built on the open-source Evilginx framework to proxy live Microsoft 365 sessions. Read more

Scammers Can Use AI Tools to Pinpoint Your Location Based on a Photo (KnowBe4, Tuesday, July 14th, 2026)

McAfee research shows freely available AI models can geolocate travel photos with roughly 90% accuracy, fueling targeted scams. Read more

Apple Warns Users to Be Wary of Unsolicited FaceTime Calls (KnowBe4, Friday, July 31st, 2026)

Apple flags a wave of scam FaceTime calls impersonating Apple Support to extract payment and banking details. Read more

Trust Nothing: Tips to Secure AI Tools and Agents (KnowBe4, Tuesday, July 21st, 2026)

KnowBe4's Erich Kron shares practical tips for securing AI tools and autonomous agents. Read more

Everyone Is a Builder Now. That Changes Security Training (KnowBe4, Friday, July 31st, 2026)

KnowBe4 argues that when every employee can build software, security training has to change accordingly. Read more

Future-Proofing Organizations in the Face of AI (KnowBe4, Thursday, July 30th, 2026)

KnowBe4 argues securing AI requires one strategy covering both the human workforce and autonomous agents. Read more

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