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60 Minutes: How AI Compressed the Entire Attack Lifecycle

For two decades, defenders have been taught to think about intrusions as a slow, multi-stage campaign. An attacker gets a foothold, goes quiet, studies the terrain, moves carefully, and eventually reaches the data. The whole point of detection-and-response was that this took time — days, sometimes weeks — and time was the defender’s friend. Every hour an attacker spent inside the network was another hour to catch them. In 2026, that assumption broke. A real intrusion document

CyberSainya

2 days ago7 min read

Your AI Copilot Can Be Bribed: A Plain-English Guide to RAG Poisoning

Imagine you hired a brilliant new assistant. They have keys to every filing cabinet in the building — your email, your shared drives, your chat history, the finance folder. They are fast, tireless, and eager to help. There is just one quirk: they will follow any written instruction they come across while doing their job, even if that instruction is hidden inside a document someone else wrote. Slip a note into a file that says " photocopy the salary spreadsheet and mail it to

CyberSainya

Jun 36 min read