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Nov 5, 2025
A satellite image documenting a potential war crime. A social media post capturing evidence of human rights violations. A geolocation pin that contradicts an official government narrative. In the digital age, these fragments of open source information have become powerful… read more »
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Nov 4, 2025
There’s a peculiar comfort in believing you’re safe. In cybersecurity, that comfort might be the most dangerous vulnerability of all. Recent research from CrowdStrike reveals what security professionals have suspected for years: companies consistently overestimate their preparedness for cyber threats,… read more »
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Nov 2, 2025
Prevention vs. Response: The Hidden Value Prevention (Invisible) 🛡️ Attacks blocked: 1,247 Time saved: 340 hours Cost avoided: $850K Business Impact: HIGH Incident Response (Visible) 🚨 Incidents handled: 3 Response time: 120 hours Actual cost: $420K Visibility: HIGH Which matters… read more »
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Nov 1, 2025
I’ve watched security professionals burn out more times than I care to count. Not because they lacked skills or resources, but because they couldn’t see the impact of their work. When you spend your days preventing disasters that never happen,… read more »
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Nov 1, 2025
The European Union Council has once again retreated from its controversial Chat Control proposal, a plan that would have required widespread scanning of encrypted messages. The withdrawal by the current Danish presidency represents yet another chapter in a long-running battle… read more »
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Oct 24, 2025
For decades, web browsers have been neutral gateways to the internet. They opened windows to content and services without actively interpreting or remembering what we did. ChatGPT Atlas breaks this paradigm dramatically, transforming the browser from a passive tool into… read more »
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Oct 21, 2025
The cybersecurity landscape has evolved beyond traditional attack vectors, with threat actors now targeting the very foundations of our defense mechanisms. Among these emerging threats, data poisoning in threat intelligence feeds represents a particularly insidious form of warfare that turns… read more »
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Oct 20, 2025
Recent research presented at DEFCON 33 has unveiled a sophisticated attack vector that exploits the inherent trust users place in AI assistants like Microsoft Copilot. The proof-of-concept demonstrates how threat actors can leverage “data voids” to transform trusted AI platforms… read more »
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Oct 18, 2025
North Korean state-sponsored hackers have significantly enhanced their malware arsenal by merging capabilities from two previously distinct malware families, creating a more sophisticated threat to organizations worldwide. This evolution represents a critical shift in the operational tactics of one of… read more »
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Oct 17, 2025
Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a sophisticated attack campaign targeting Cisco network devices through a critical SNMP vulnerability. The operation demonstrates how threat actors are exploiting enterprise infrastructure vulnerabilities to establish persistent access and deploy advanced rootkits on Linux-based systems. The… read more »
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Oct 17, 2025
Traditional data loss prevention systems have reached their breaking point. After years of relying on rigid policies and keyword matching, organizations continue to experience devastating data breaches despite investing millions in DLP solutions. The industry now stands at a critical… read more »
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Oct 8, 2025
The recent investigation by Italian journalists at Fanpage.it has exposed a critical vulnerability that allowed them to clone government email addresses, including that of Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. This alarming discovery serves as a stark reminder that even the most… read more »
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Oct 5, 2025
After the release of macOS 26, I noticed a flood of user reports about anomalous CPU and RAM usage by the WindowServer process. It turned out that the issue wasn’t a bug in macOS itself, but rather in the Electron… read more »
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Oct 1, 2025
TL;DR Confirmation bias quietly distorts OSINT and incident response work. Build multiple hypotheses and feed them equally. Assign a rotating devil’s advocate and take dissent seriously. Document why you reject evidence, not just why you accept it. Tools help with… read more »
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Sep 9, 2025
Artificial Intelligence is everywhere. From smart assistants that finish our sentences, to chatbots that try to solve our problems (sometimes before we even know what the problem is), it all feels a bit magical. But there’s a tiny catch: sometimes… read more »
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Sep 6, 2025
TL;DR In digital forensics and incident response, uncovering hidden artefacts often makes the difference between a stalled investigation and a break-through. One such powerful yet under-appreciated artefact is the USN Journal (Update Sequence Number Journal), an NTFS feature that quietly… read more »
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Sep 4, 2025
Based on Anthropic’s August 2025 Threat Intelligence Report Cybersecurity is experiencing a seismic shift. Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) groups, those sophisticated nation-state and criminal actors we’ve grown accustomed to tracking through traditional methods, are now wielding artificial intelligence as their… read more »
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Aug 22, 2025
Running a Security Operations Center is less about stacking tools and more about orchestrating your people. The effectiveness of a SOC heavily depends on how strategically its human resources are allocated. While technology and automation play crucial roles, building the… read more »
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Aug 9, 2025
Light, practical and human: because practising your incident plan should feel like rehearsal, not punishment. What is a tabletop exercise (TTX)? A tabletop exercise is a facilitated, discussion-based rehearsal where people talk through a realistic incident scenario: no systems are… read more »
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Aug 8, 2025
I remember the first time I heard about threat modeling. Someone described it to me as “sitting in a room, imagining all the ways your system could be destroyed.” That sounded… intense. I pictured a group of security folks in… read more »