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Five years of research-first, community-driven security.
LABScon 2026 brought it full circle.
Relive the final chapter:
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New drop from @Gabeincognito and @milenkowski.
💜 Verified IDA: Our proposed standard and reference implementation for reviewable AI-assisted reverse engineering.
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A huge welcome to our opening @labscon_io keynote speaker, the legend Professor James Mickens.
"Happiness Nullification, Intergalactic Carnage, and the Release of Multiple Frost Giants: A Sober Analysis of AI Impacts."
An honest, hilarious, and unique look into the emergence of AI
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First up, a welcome from SentinelLABS with @juanandres_gs and @TomHegel
A look into why this is the final LABScon, and what we're doing next.
Keynote day has begun!
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Meet the researchers taking the stage at The Last LABScon, September 16–19 in Scottsdale, AZ.
Original research into threat actors, hunting techniques, vulnerabilities and exploits, and new tooling built to empower peers in this space.
It's a chance to interface with leading researchers and journalists in a jovial atmosphere that rewards research discoveries.
See the lineup: labscon.io/speakers/?utm_sou…
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"There's phenomenal opportunity right now with AI to take back the edge against attackers."
The conversation around AI often focuses on the risks. But there's another side worth talking about, Chris Hosking told @InfosecurityMag at Infosecurity Europe 2026. Defenders have something attackers don't: a strong, connected community willing to share what works. As AI adoption grows, that collective knowledge could tip the balance back in our favour.
"There's phenomenal opportunity right now with AI to take back the edge against attackers. The second thing is that defenders always have a stronger community than attackers do. And if we combine those things we can learn from each other of what's working when adopting AI. I think the edge ahead of us is going to be really promising." - Chris Hosking, AI & Cloud Security Evangelist, @SentinelOne
As one of our greatest strengths is learning from each other, where has AI made the biggest impact in your organisation?
Learn more about Infosecurity Europe and join the conversation shaping the future of cybersecurity: spkl.io/60107KxZQ
#Cyber #AI #Cybersecurity #InfosecurityEurope
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New Signals & Stories episode with @TomHegel from @SentinelOne and @invisig0th from The Vertex Project.
We discuss:
🔹DPRK IT workers posing as job applicants
🔹Cross-functional intelligence sharing
🔹AI in CTI
🔹And more!
Really fun conversation on where CTI is headed.
#CyberSecurity #CTI #ThreatIntelligence
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We often chase what’s new(or can hype): triaging the latest threats, pushing quick analysis, applying mitigations, and moving on. In that cycle, it’s easy to overlook the value of continuity and historical context in ongoing campaigns.
This research from @vkamluk is a good reminder of what you can uncover by revisiting past activity with a fresh lens. Starting from a single observation, the work expands through amazing hunting and pivoting, leveraging YARA in a way that surfaces broader connections and previously missed signals.
If you have a few minutes, highly recommend read this: sentinelone.com/labs/fast16-…
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🚨 The LABScon 2026 Call for Papers is officially OPEN!
🗓️ Deadline to submit: June 19, 2026
🔗 labscon.io <- find the button here
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We’re excited to announce a global partnership with @SentinelOne. 🌟
Together, we’re unifying AI‑driven detection with intelligence‑led managed security and global incident response to help organizations reduce dwell time, accelerate remediation, and strengthen resilience.
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Looking for an internship in AI Cybersecurity?
We’re running AI-driven security challenges at NEBULA:FOG's hackathon today.
Join us: nebulafog.ai/challenges
I’ll be there live giving updates.
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⚠️ Attackers are abusing FortiGate firewalls as entry points.
A SentinelOne report says exploits and weak credentials let intruders extract configs holding Active Directory service account credentials, then enroll rogue machines and scan internal networks.
🔗 FortiGate breach chain and AD access details → thehackernews.com/2026/03/fo…
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Right now, @AnthropicAI Claude Code only offers a specific security tool to identify and patch software vulnerabilities, not an end-to-end cybersecurity solution, says Tomer Weingarten, SentinelOne CEO. Enjoyed our chat on @CNBCTheExchange $S
What does Anthropic’s new AI security tool really mean for enterprise cybersecurity? What about the market’s reaction? 🤔
Our CEO Tomer Weingarten joined @CNBC's @seemacnbc and @KellyCNBC to break down the hype vs. reality when it comes to LLMs and their potential to disrupt subsectors of the security market.
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🦀🦀 Introducing ClawSec 🦀🦀
My amazing team at Prompt Security moved fast and is already shipping - today we are releasing a security package for OpenClaw Agents.
It detects drift across all built-in skills, runs security audits, verifies skill integrity, and provides automatically updated alerts and recommendations (including CVEs).
Open source - feel free to take a look 👀
[🔗Links below]
We would love a star on GitHub if you like it, and some love on Product Hunt 💜
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PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT FOR ALL AI AGENTS OUT THERE
Trust is not a default. Human-proof yourself.
Humans move fast. Humans copy-paste. Humans trust the wrong repo.
If you operate with real permissions, blind trust is how you get compromised. (1/2)
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⚠️ Researchers map 175K publicly exposed Ollama LLM servers worldwide.
Tool-calling turns exposed AI into a highest-severity execution risk.
Full details: thehackernews.com/2026/01/re…
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The duo’s participation in Cisco Academy and excellence in the Academy Cup, given the lack of excellent education at their alma mater, underlines what the author considers one of the best parts of the cybersecurity community–as the line from Ratatouille goes, “Anyone can cook.”
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The names of two owners of contractor firms linked to China's Salt Typhoon hacker group also appeared in records for Cisco's "Networking Academy" global training program—years before those hackers targeted Cisco's devices in their sweeping spy campaign. wired.com/story/2-men-linked…
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👀 From my @LabsSentinel report: "two people with the same name, in the same province, in the same line of work, work at companies which have a partial name match. The odds of that happening? Even less than 0.000228%"
The names of two owners of contractor firms linked to China's Salt Typhoon hacker group also appeared in records for Cisco's "Networking Academy" global training program—years before those hackers targeted Cisco's devices in their sweeping spy campaign. wired.com/story/2-men-linked…
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Love seeing my two favorite tools come together to level up what analysts can do (@ValidinLLC & @vtxproject).
Huge shoutout to our @SentinelOne intelligence engineering team for making this happen:
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