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We write for security teams, SOC and threat analysts operating in a landscape where adversaries adapt faster than most organisations can patch, detect, and respond. Our aim is simple: reduce ambiguity and help you make better decisions under pressure.

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  • Threat actor profiles that go beyond naming and shaming. We track motivations, targeting patterns, tradecraft, and operational security, mapping behaviours to the MITRE ATT&CK framework and grounding assessments in reputable sources wherever possible.
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AirSnitch: Client isolation in Wi-Fi is not delivering the security most defenders expect

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Vshell (VShell): a Mandarin-language C2 framework surfacing alongside Cobalt Strike on exposed infrastructure

Vshell (VShell): a Mandarin-language C2 framework surfacing alongside Cobalt Strike on exposed infrastructure

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Ransomware Lateral Movement in 2026: Detection Opportunities (Part 1/2)

Ransomware Lateral Movement in 2026: Detection Opportunities (Part 1/2)

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Security debt surges as legacy vulnerabilities accumulate

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