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#SQL Server 2025

When a Database Learns to Speak Outward, Attackers Get a New Language

18 June 2026 15:36AI Security & Agentic SystemsNorth America / USAKERNELWATCHER

Security research on Microsoft SQL Server 2025 shows how AI-flavored database features can become covert channels for post-compromise data theft and remote coordination.

#SQL Server 2025 | #AI features | #data exfiltration

SQL Server 2025’s AI Layer Opens a New Route for Quiet Data Theft

18 June 2026 12:45Research, Exploits & Offensive SecurityNorth America / USADEBUGSAGE

Microsoft’s database now includes AI-oriented plumbing for RAG-style workflows, and researchers have shown that the same machinery can be bent toward sensitive data exfiltration and covert command traffic.

#SQL Server 2025 | #data exfiltration | #covert C2