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AI-powered attacks are now a commodity, with Mike Britton from Abnormal AI
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AI-powered attacks are now a commodity. 

Mike Britton, CIO at Abnormal AI, joins Dave Bittner on the CyberWire Daily podcast to discuss how AI-powered attacks have evolved from simple phishing assistance into fully productized cybercrime platforms. Drawing on recent research into platforms like VENOM and EvilTokens, as well as findings from Abnormal's 2026 Attack Landscape Report, Mike explains why sophisticated attacks are becoming accessible to virtually anyone with a subscription fee and what security leaders must do to adapt their threat models to this new reality.


Abnormal AI: We Stop Attacks Others Can't. Abnormal uses behavioral AI to stop cybersecurity attacks across email, identity, and AI systems.

Attackers aren't bypassing your defenses — they're using them.

Today's attackers don't run blind campaigns. They profile targets by role, industry, and security stack — then exploit legitimate tools like Microsoft's own authentication flows to gain persistent access without triggering a single alert. In 2026, the most dangerous attacks look completely normal. Find out what your current email security is missing and why behavioral AI is the only defense built for this reality.


More Insights from Abnormal AI on N2K CyberWire

Abnormal AI is the leading AI-native human behavior security platform, leveraging machine learning to stop sophisticated inbound attacks and detect compromised accounts across email and connected applications. The anomaly detection engine leverages identity and context to understand human behavior and analyze the risk of every cloud email event—detecting and stopping sophisticated, socially-engineered attacks that target the human vulnerability. Hear what their experts have to say.

Hacking Humans Live from Zero Trust World 2025

Grappling with a Ransomware Attack

Damon Fleury, SpyCloud’s Chief Product Officer, joins Dave to discuss defending against what criminals know about you and the role of holistic digital identity in cyber defense.

 

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The phishing kit that thinks like a human. 

⁠Piotr Wojtyla⁠, Head of Threat Intel and Platform at ⁠Abnormal AI⁠, is discussing their work on "InboxPrime AI: New Phishing Kit Fueling Scalable, AI-Powered Cybercrime." A new AI-powered phishing kit called InboxPrime AI is rapidly gaining traction in underground forums, automating the creation and delivery of highly believable phishing emails that mimic legitimate business communications and leverage Gmail’s web interface to evade detection.

Interview with Eric Woodruff of Semperis

The nOAuth identity risk. 

Eric Woodruff, Chief Identity Architect at Semperis joins Dave Bittner on the CyberWire Daily podcast for a sponsored Industry Voices to unpack new research on nOAuth, a cross-tenant authentication flaw impacting Microsoft Entra integrated SaaS apps. He explains how low-complexity abuse can lead to account takeover, data exfiltration, persistence, and lateral movement, why customers often cannot detect or defend against it, and what vendors must change to close the gap.

 

Interview with Mickey Bresman from Semperis

Innovation that withstands ransomware.

Mickey Bresman, CEO of Semperis joins Dave Bittner on the CyberWire Daily podcast for a sponsored Industry Voices. They discuss the growing importance of hybrid identity security, insights from the HIP Conference, and how emerging challenges from agentic AI identities to ransomware resilience are shaping the next era of enterprise defense and recovery.

 


Midnight In The War Room | Official Trailer

A war with no borders. No rules. When cyber turns kinetic, people get hurt; power grids fail, hospitals go dark, markets collapse. Midnight in the War Room exposes the human cost of digital conflict — through the defenders who stand between order and chaos. Coming Spring 2026.

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Interview with Sean Deuby at Semperis

Ransomware’s escalating playbook.

Sean Deuby, Semperis' Principal Technologist, joins Dave Bittner on the CyberWire Daily podcast for a sponsored Industry Voices to discuss alarming new ransomware trends from the 2025 Global Ransomware Report. He details how attackers are escalating tactics with physical threats against executives, regulatory blackmail, and delivering unusable decryption keys even after ransom payments.

 


Cyber war isn't abstract. It's real.

A war with no borders. No rules. When cyber turns kinetic, people get hurt; power grids fail, hospitals go dark, markets collapse. Midnight in the War Room exposes the human cost of digital conflict — through the defenders who stand between order and chaos. Premiering August 5, 2026 at Black Hat USA.