DDoS attacks are no longer just about overwhelming systems with traffic. They are becoming programmable, adaptive, and behavior-driven. New attack tooling allows adversaries to design packet-level sequences, mix protocols, and dynamically adjust based on defensive responses. This shift breaks traditional detection models and forces defenders to rethink how they identify malicious traffic. The challenge is no longer scale, but distinguishing engineered traffic from legitimate user behavior.

A deep-dive into CVE-2026-33068 — the flaw that let a single malicious CLAUDE.md file bypass every deny rule you configured, and silently walk away with your API keys.

A supply chain attack involving fake Claude Code npm packages, detailing how attackers abuse lifecycle scripts to achieve remote code execution and steal sensitive data.