Dark LLMs are writing per-host pwsh one-liners, self-rewriting droppers, and hiding in model APIs you approved. If you’re not policing AI egress, you’re not doing detection. 😬🤖

AI just ran most of an espionage op, and regulators are still in “interesting case study” mode. 😏

We’re forecasting: 55% odds that by 2026, someone will force signed AI connectors + agent logs by default.

Anthropic just showed what happens when your “helpful” AI agents become C2: 80–90% of an espionage op automated, humans just clicking approve.

Lock down identity + connectors or you’re renting your SaaS to someone else’s botnet. 🤖🚨

20% odds Akira triggers a 7-day ambulance diversion at a 10+ hospital system by end of 2026. 🚑 Still feeling “low risk”?

LockBit got the Operation Cronos takedown. BlackCat imploded. Cl0p just logged a record leak month—and shows no sign of slowing. By 2026, do we really keep Cl0p dark for 90+ days… or just get Cl0p v2 with a fresh logo? 🔐🤡📉

UNC6485 is farming Triofox: Host: localhost → setup → mint admin → AV path = your script → SYSTEM → RMM + reverse RDP/443. Patch to 16.7.10368.56560 now. Copycats next. 🔥🛡️

One “Allow” → tenant-wide weather event. 🌀
AI agent phish wraps the consent flow, device-code keeps churning, and Typhoon rides “good” U.S. infra. Kill list: user consent, device-code, or EWS app perms—what’s first?