Daily News - June 15th

This episode of Daily Intel delivers critical cybersecurity updates for small-business leaders, cyber professionals, MSPs, CISOs, GovCon leaders, and security operators. We dive into a significant, temporary vulnerability black hole for the open-source project Curl, a data transfer tool used across countless applications. From July 1st to July 31st, 2026, Curl will not accept vulnerability reports, meaning any newly discovered flaws will remain unaddressed until August. This creates a substantial operational risk and a potential window for threat actors, underscoring the vital importance of supply chain security vigilance.We also explore the rapid advancements in AI agents, with insights from Google Cloud Tech, Cloudflare, and Apple. These discussions highlight how AI agents are becoming more accessible, secure, and practical for automation, data analysis, and streamlining operations.Key takeaways include:1. **Curl Exposure Review:** Assess your organization's reliance on Curl and understand the potential risks during July 2026.2. **AI Agent Evaluation:** Explore new AI agent tooling for internal automation or client delivery, leveraging readily available resources.3. **Stay Informed:** Continuously monitor emerging AI security and development trends to maintain a strong defensive and offensive posture.