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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.
- Long-form intelligence reports that prioritise clarity, relevance, and impact. Expect technical depth, defensive takeaways, and forward-looking analysis shaped by what is being exploited, weaponised, or operationalised right now.
- Incident write-ups covering high-impact intrusions, malware campaigns, and major supply-chain or vulnerability-driven events worldwide. Each write-up focuses on the “how” and “why”, extracting lessons learned, detection opportunities, and mitigation strategies that can be applied in real environments.
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Latest Posts:
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BadAudio and APT24: “good enough” OPSEC powering a multi-vector espionage chain
Reverse engineering shows pragmatic obfuscation, hardcoded crypto, and cloud-native infrastructure s…
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Iran crisis cyber risk rises as defacements and disruptive activity reported
Iran • hacktivists • IRGC • MOIS • DDoS • wipers • ransomware • critical infrastructure Affected ven…
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OpenClaw “ClawJacked” chain: malicious websites can hijack local AI agents via localhost WebSockets
Cross-origin browser-to-localhost access, missing loopback throttling, and implicit device trust com…
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DPRK FAMOUS CHOLLIMA OPSEC failure exposes npm publisher IPs through public disposable inboxes
Affected ecosystem: npm registry and developer tooling supply chainPrimary issue: OPSEC leakage from…
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FAMOUS CHOLLIMA: DPRK employment fraud and developer-lure intrusion set
Metadata Executive Summary FAMOUS CHOLLIMA is a DPRK-aligned activity cluster that multiple vendors …
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Akamai SIRT Identifies Zerobot Botnet Exploiting n8n and Tenda Vulnerabilities
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