CoSA Lab explains, in plain English, how AI attackers now go after ordinary business websites and tools, and what owners should do about it.
AI made attacks cheaper and faster. Attackers now hand the search for weak spots to AI agents, and stolen AI API credentials have become a target in their own right.
Most security writing is aimed at security professionals. CoSA Lab is written for the people who actually run small business websites and tools: short, plain, sourced, and tied to real patches and threats.
Tommy D writes CoSA Lab's briefs, explainers and guides. Tommy runs Power Play Digital, a Sydney business that produces SEO content and website analysis for small and mid-size businesses. CoSA Lab grew out of that work: the same WordPress sites, plugins, hosting accounts and AI tools that Tommy works with are now what AI-driven attackers probe, and their owners need the risks explained in plain English.
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