News Summary:
Human emphasized its role in ensuring the "agentic internet" functions for humanity on March 20, 2026, a theme it reiterated on March 5, 2026, when discussing how OWASP's Top Ten Agentic Risks impact builders and defenders. Previously, on March 17, the company detailed the integration of AI into the attack lifecycle, noting that threat actors have used large language models (LLMs) and AI agents for phishing, spam, reconnaissance, vulnerability discovery, and cyber espionage over the past 18 months. On March 12, Human's Satori Threat Intelligence and Research Team uncovered the "Low5 Apps and Domains" collection, comprising over 3,000 domains and 63 Android apps, which constitutes one of the largest ad fraud laundering marketplaces identified. Researchers Louisa Abel, Nico Agnese, João Marques, Vikas Parthasarathy, João Santos, Christian Segarra, Adam Sell, and Mikhail Venkov identified tactics like false representation, manipulated behavior, and automated browsing. This followed the March 4 announcement that EXTE, a programmatic advertising company, integrated with HUMAN Security to protect ad inventory quality and integrity by verifying engagement, reducing fraud, and enabling authentic interactions across humans, bots, and and AI agents on programmatic media and agentic commerce platforms.
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