This Week in Cybersecurity: Progress's Mystery ShareFile Shutdown, Microsoft's Record-Breaking Patch Tuesday Zero-Days, and AI-Written Malware Hits Power Grids in Three Countries

This week’s most unsettling security story doesn’t have a CVE number, a patch, or even a public name: Progress Software told every ShareFile customer running a Storage Zone Controller to physically power off their servers after identifying a “credible” external threat it still hasn’t described . That uncertainty set the tone for the week. Kaspersky exposed a new espionage group, Armored Likho, using AI-generated malware to infiltrate power grids across three countries — malware researchers could only identify as AI-written from the stylistic tics (verbose comments, stray emoji) large language