This week on Threatopia, we’re seeing cyber risk expand in every direction at once—critical infrastructure under attack, enterprise software riddled with zero-days, ransomware groups getting more creative, and AI adoption creating entirely new blind spots.

We’ll cover urgent Microsoft and Fortinet patches, espionage activity targeting telecom providers in Singapore, large-scale cloud server hijacking, and a massive DDoS campaign disrupting Europe. We’ll also look at how attackers are increasingly blending in with legitimate traffic and how even industrial control systems are now facing “living-off-the-plant” style tactics. If you care about where cyber threats are heading in 2026, this episode brings it all into focus.

Welcome to Threatopia.
Today’s briefing highlights a rapidly changing threat landscape where artificial intelligence platforms are becoming new attack surfaces, ransomware groups are organizing like criminal cartels, and nation-state espionage campaigns continue to target governments and critical infrastructure.

We’re covering major security risks in the OpenClaw AI assistant, a sophisticated bring-your-own-vulnerable-driver attack that disabled endpoint defenses, massive data exposure on the AI-built platform Moltbook, new phishing techniques abusing Windows screensaver files, warnings from Germany about Signal account takeovers, and an ongoing Chinese-linked campaign hijacking routers and edge devices.

Welcome to Threatopia.
Today’s episode shows just how fast the attack surface is expanding—AI accelerating cloud breaches, state-sponsored supply chain attacks hijacking trusted software, phishing campaigns stealing Dropbox credentials with nothing more than clean PDFs, and organized extortion groups crossing the line into real-world harassment and swatting.

We’re also covering active exploitation of critical flaws in SolarWinds Web Help Desk and React Native development tools, massive reconnaissance campaigns targeting Citrix infrastructure, and a sobering reality check on the explosion of unmanaged machine identities inside the enterprise.