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Daily Digital Awareness Brief

December 05, 2025

Enforcement, Agents, and the Expanding Attack Surface

Opening Notes

Today's digital landscape demands more than passive awareness, it requires active engagement. As cyber adversaries continually shift their tactics, targeting weak points from privileged technician accounts to autonomous AI agents, our collective resilience depends on proactive defense. This edition delivers critical intelligence on the increasing law enforcement efforts against cybercrime, the security challenges posed by AI-driven automation, and simple, daily habits that empower you to be the first line of defense in protecting our digital environment.

Situational Awareness Scan

Law Enforcement Agencies Step Up Cybercrime Efforts

Source: Help Net Security

Global law enforcement agencies are intensifying collaboration and dedicating more resources to tackle the rising tide of cybercrime in 2025. Efforts focus on disrupting financially motivated threat groups, enhancing digital forensic capabilities, and prioritizing cross-border operations to dismantle criminal infrastructure.


OAuth Isn't Enough for AI Agents

Source: Security Boulevard

As autonomous AI agents integrate with enterprise applications, traditional OAuth 2.0/OIDC authorization methods are proving insufficient. Experts warn that the delegated authority model for agents, which can act without human review, introduces new risks requiring robust, granular authorization policies and behavior monitoring to prevent automated misuse or compromise.


Technicians: The New Priority Target for Cyberattacks

Source: ITSM Tools

IT Service Management (ITSM) and help desk technicians are increasingly becoming the focus of highly targeted attacks. Threat actors recognize these roles possess high-level access to sensitive data, control systems, and privileged credentials, making them lucrative targets for initial compromise and lateral movement.

Training Byte

Bluetooth Blink

Disable Bluetooth when not in use.

Fewer signals reduce attack surfaces. Your device's continuous Bluetooth beaconing can be used for tracking, enumeration, or low-cost physical-proximity exploits.

Take a moment to toggle it off if you are not actively using a trusted peripheral.

Career Development Signal

Building A Brain in 10 Minutes with NVIDIA Self-Paced Course

Time is scarce, but skills are critical.

The NVIDIA Deep Learning Institute offers a free, self-paced "Building a Brain in 10 Minutes" course, providing a rapid introduction to fundamental concepts in deep learning and AI model creation. This micro-learning investment helps security professionals bridge the gap in AI fundamentals.

Link to course:

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Modernization and AI Insight

Augmenting Human Capabilities (UTSA mΔtri𝑥)

Source: UTSA mΔtri𝑥

The UTSA mΔtri𝑥 AI Consortium is focusing research on Augmenting Human Capabilities. This trend moves AI beyond simple automation toward tools that enhance human decision-making, resilience, and performance, a crucial paradigm shift for cyber defense operations.


JPMorgan Chase to Invest in AI Tech to Foster Growth, Innovation, Resiliency

Source: Security Boulevard

Highlighting the trend of large-scale enterprise adoption, JPMorgan Chase has announced significant investment in AI technologies. The goal is to leverage intelligent systems to drive business growth, foster internal innovation, and build greater resiliency into their financial and security operations.