Lucian Constantin is a senior writer at CSO, where he focuses on cybersecurity, data protection, and privacy. With a background in information security and experience as a system and network administrator, he covers topics such as cyber attacks, data breaches, and device security. Lucian's work has been featured in various outlets including Forbes, Motherboard, and InfoWorld.
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Lucian Constantin's coverage primarily focuses on cybersecurity, with an emphasis on hacking techniques, malware, vulnerabilities, and data breaches. His articles frequently cite data sources and government announcements.
Given this focus, Lucian is likely to be interested in pitches that provide insights into emerging cyber threats, new hacking techniques or exploit trends backed by credible data. Additionally, he may be open to receiving expert commentary on the implications of specific cybersecurity incidents or broader trends within the industry.
While there is no specified geographic focus for Lucian’s work, his coverage appears international in scope as it encompasses global cybersecurity concerns without a specific regional bias.
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By: Lucian Constantin
Building on Microsoft's extensive threat intelligence, security telemetry, and knowledge of customer environments, Project Perception's specialized red, blue, and green team agents execute specialized playbooks to evaluate and update your security posture.
By: Lucian Constantin
Frontier AI model safety guardrails impeded Hugging Face's analysis of attack evidence, forcing it to rely on an open-weight model for incident response instead.
By: Lucian Constantin
Repositories with poisoned configuration files for AI agents are part of a larger trend that sees software supply chain attacks getting creative about initial access and malicious code execution.
The Shai Hulud variant's blast radius includes several highly popular packages thus far.. Security teams are urged to perform full audits of all developer machines.
Typosquatting on popular AI services Paperclip and Browser Use, the malicious skills cracked skills.sh's trending list, instructing agents to install a credential stealer from GitHub instead.
By: Lucian Constantin
A single AI-assisted researcher discovered the massive blast-radius vulnerabilities using fewer than 20 prompts on publicly available models in less than 24 hours.
By: Lucian Constantin
The unauthenticated SQL injection flaw could lead to remote code execution on certain server configurations.
Enterprises are facing a critical cyber asymmetry issue as AI models' offensive and defensive capability gaps grow.
By: Lucian Constantin
Attackers don't need credentials or user interaction to exploit the flaw which could enable supply chain attacks in self-hosted code repositories.
By: Lucian Constantin
The type confusion vulnerability allows a guest-to-host sandbox escape which can lead to remote code execution
