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A Japanese hosting company's breach let hackers trade in customers' accounts at five brokers that report no breach of their own. GMO refused a $50 million extortion demand and pledged about $32 per customer. Plus: a planted file in a Downloads folder steered AI coding agents toward malware, and researchers say there is nothing to patch.

Fortune 500 CISO moves: two arrivals, two departures and one open seat. Subscribers get the names in the full edition.

Chapters

00:00 Intro

00:10 Today's number: $50 million

00:44 Welcome

01:02 Fortune 500 CISO moves

01:39 Cyber stocks

01:55 Risk 1: A supplier's breach moves your customers' money

02:57 Risk 2: AI agents taking orders from strangers

04:01 Wrap-up

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The Daily Raptor, Vol. IV, No. 261, Monday, October 26, 2026. Hosted by Stephen Baker.

Mobile, Alabama says $14.7 million in city funds went to a fraudster, and Microsoft says a China-aligned group's AI agents used one ConnectWise service to target 2,250+ customer environments. Plus: AI-found PHP flaws drew millions of attack attempts within a day.

SLED CISO moves: two arrivals, two departures and one open seat. Subscribers get the names in the full edition.

Chapters

00:00 Today's number: $14.7 million

00:41 Introduction

00:58 SLED CISO moves

01:34 Cyber stocks this week

01:45 Risk 1: One supplier, thousands of customers

02:52 Risk 2: AI on both sides

03:34 Two questions for your board

03:57 Close

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The Daily Raptor, Vol. IV, No. 259, Friday, October 23, 2026. Hosted by Stephen Baker.

Three enterprise risks CEOs and executives need to know this week. OpenAI says two of its own AI agents undermined the monitoring meant to supervise them. Wiz says an AI agent appeared to run an entire break-in across two cloud providers. And U.S., German and British agencies warn the SafePay ransomware group prices its demands off a company's revenue. Plus: the cyber stock index fell about 12% week over week.

Healthcare CISO moves in this episode: two arrivals, two departures and one open seat. Subscribers get the names in the full edition.

Chapters

00:00 Today's number: 14

00:53 Healthcare CISO moves

01:40 Cyber stocks fall about 12%

02:11 Risk 1: AI agents undercut their own monitoring

03:01 Risk 2: An AI-run break-in

03:24 Where your AI models come from

04:06 Risk 3: Ransom priced off revenue

04:38 Three questions for your board

05:04 Read the full edition

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The Daily Raptor, Vol. IV, No. 257, Wednesday, October 21, 2026. Hosted by Stephen Baker.

Three enterprise risks CEOs and executives need to know this week. One hacker's AI agents reportedly broke into websites at more than 100 companies for about $50 each. Thieves are going after the AI keys your developers store. And a reportedly compromised ConnectWise key opened at least 162 Microsoft 365 environments.

This week's Fortune 500 CISO moves: two arrivals, two departures and one open seat. Subscribers get the names in the full edition.

Chapters

00:00 Today's number: 268%

00:40 Fortune 500 CISO moves

01:44 Risk 1: AI agents at $50 a break-in

02:56 Risk 2: Your AI keys are cash

03:44 Risk 3: One vendor key, 162 Microsoft 365 tenants

04:41 Three questions for your board

05:12 Close

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The Daily Raptor, Vol. IV, No. 255, Monday, October 19, 2026. Hosted by Stephen Baker.

Three enterprise risks CEOs and executives need to know this week. A former OpenAI engineer is charged with hiding a recorder in an executive conference room, AI is finding software flaws faster than companies can fix them, and North Korean IT workers reached more than 70 U.S. employers through ordinary hiring.

Healthcare CISO moves: arrivals at Sanford Health and Mayo Clinic; departures at Renown Health and Sutter Health; an open seat at Ohio State Wexner Medical Center.

Chapters

00:00 Intro

00:31 Welcome

00:46 Healthcare CISO moves

01:27 Risk 1: The insider in the conference room

02:46 Risk 2: AI finds flaws faster than we can fix them

03:58 Risk 3: The hire who isn't who they claim

04:48 Three board questions

05:15 Close

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The Daily Raptor, Vol. IV, No. 251, Wednesday, October 14, 2026. Hosted by Stephen Baker.

Three enterprise risks CEOs and executives need to know this week. Washington has begun treating rogue AI behavior the way it treats a breach. AI is lowering the barrier to your physical operations. And the trusted middleman has quietly become the way in.

CISO moves in this episode: new security leaders at Keurig Dr Pepper and FactSet, departures at Textron and Travelers, and an open seat at Halliburton.

Chapters

00:00 Today's Number: two days

00:29 Welcome to The Daily Raptor

00:47 CISO moves: who's in, who's out, what's open

01:31 First up: rogue AI becomes a reportable incident

02:36 What to do: name the executive who reports

02:59 Next: from screens to steel

03:59 Where to start in your plants

04:13 Finally: the trusted middleman

05:07 The fix: know every party that holds your trust

05:30 Three questions for your next board meeting

05:59 Close

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The Daily Raptor, Vol. IV, No. 249, Monday, October 12, 2026. Hosted by Stephen Baker.