HX Weekly (October 11, 2026)
Editorial ‘You Have a Meeting’: The Calendar Phishing Scam Growing Exponentially Welcome to the 143rd edition of HX Weekly. Let’s get back to basics and talk about phishing. It is the…
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HX Weekly (November 4, 2026)
Take Time to Manually Update Your Apps and Operating Systems Welcome to the 142nd edition of HX Weekly. If there is one overwhelming theme across tech and security circles this…
HX Weekly (September 26, 2026)
From Gemini 4 and Rogue Agents to Silicon Valley’s Scramble for Control Welcome to the 141st edition of HX Weekly. Who could have guessed, back when ChatGPT was first unleashed…
HX Weekly (September 20th, 2026)
Are You Ready for Problems You Can’t Get Out Of? Welcome to the 140th edition of HX Weekly. As cybersecurity professionals, we are trained to look for the “unpatchable” flaw,…
HX Weekly (September 13, 2026)
Do You Even Know If You Are Using Ai? Welcome to the 139th edition of HX Weekly. If it feels like artificial intelligence is quietly woven into every corner of…
HX Weekly (September 6, 2026)
Job Scams Are Real: How Vulnerability is Weaponized Online Welcome to the 138th edition of HX Weekly. When you are looking for work or navigating career transitions, you are naturally…
HX Weekly (August 30, 2026)
Can Politics Affect Cybersecurity? Welcome to the 137th edition of HX Weekly. When we first launched this newsletter, our editorial team made a deliberate choice to steer clear of political…
HX Weekly (August 23, 2026)
Know the Terms: ClickFix, Social Engineering, and the New Wave of Phishing Welcome to the 136th edition of HX Weekly. If it feels like a relentless wave of institutional breaches…
HX Weekly (August 16, 2026)
Your Vacation Photos Are Outing You to Scams Welcome to the 135th edition of HX Weekly. We’ve been advising against posting real-time vacation photos on social media since the Hexagon…
HX Weekly (August 9, 2026)
Your Data is a Weapon: Understanding the Power of Social Engineering Welcome to the 134th edition of HX Weekly. If you think your personal data is just a static string…