A transparent look at Fortaris’ current capabilities, what is live, and what we are building toward in 2026.

Expert insights on where AI misuse is most likely to emerge and escalate through 2026, and which threat vectors defenders must prioritise.

How modern AI systems are being probed, manipulated, and weaponised across the open internet.

Real-world patterns of prompt exploitation, jailbreaks, and autonomous misuse emerging across AI platforms.

The rise of unsanctioned AI agents operating outside enterprise and government visibility.

Why AI pipelines, plugins, and tooling create silent security gaps that traditional SOCs cannot see.

How synthetic identities, AI-generated malware, and automated deception are reshaping cyber risk.

Where current AI safety, cybersecurity, and governance frameworks fail to detect real-world misuse.

Why the future of security is no longer defined by networks, but by platforms, models and public AI ecosystems.

What early-stage threat indicators look like before incidents become breaches, scandals, or policy crises.

A Flipper Zero BADUSB campaign was detected distributing a Windows login-screen backdoor that creates hidden administrator accounts and enables persistent, covert system access through the Sticky Keys exploit.

A side-channel surveillance technique was detected that allows attackers to infer when any WhatsApp or Signal user is active, idle, at home or away by silently probing message delivery timing using only a phone number.

A surge in benchmarking of AI-powered web hacking agents was detected, creating a public roadmap for selecting, tuning and deploying large language models for automated exploitation of real-world web applications.