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OPERATION LEAK — LeakBase seized — 14 nations — 142,000 member accounts in FBI custody CASTLERAT — First Deno runtime weaponization — Fileless — Payload hidden in JPEG MITRE ATT&CK v18 — Detection Strategies replace Data Sources — 1,739 Analytics — 216 Enterprise techniques SHADOWSERVER — 42 full IPv4 scans/day — 9,000+ orgs — Free threat feeds for defenders CORUNA IOS EXPLOIT KIT — 23 exploits, 5 chains — 42,000+ devices infected — CISA KEV listed MARITIME AI THREATS — 103% incident surge — 116 tankers offline in single strike DIESEL VORTEX — 1,649 freight credentials stolen — PhaaS platform exposed RANSOMWARE KILL CHAIN 2026 — Avg TTR 20hrs — 76% attacks include exfil PROMPTSPY — First Android malware using GenAI at runtime CVE-2026-22769 Dell RecoverPoint CVSS 10.0 — APT Active MEDUSA RAAS — 500+ orgs — Healthcare targeted CVE-2026-0995 Chrome V8 0-day — Exploit in wild CVE-2026-1281 Ivanti EPMM Pre-Auth RCE CVSS 9.8 LAZARUS — 192 poisoned npm/PyPI packages — Active campaign QILIN RANSOMWARE — 578% victim spike — 31.2 PB stolen THE COM — Project Compass — 30 arrested, 179 named, classified as violent extremist network SHINYHUNTERS — Okta vishing — 100+ enterprises targeted CVE-2026-28289 FreeScout Mail2Shell Zero-Click RCE CVSS 10.0 — Single email exploit MITRE ATT&CK ADVISORY COUNCIL — First formal governance body formed — 12 members across gov, industry & academia CVE-2026-2833 / 2835 / 2836 Cloudflare Pingora Request Smuggling CVSS 9.3 — Patch to 0.8.0 OPERATION LEAK — LeakBase seized — 14 nations — 142,000 member accounts in FBI custody CASTLERAT — First Deno runtime weaponization — Fileless — Payload hidden in JPEG ENDPOINT TELEMETRY — SIEMs detect only 21% of ATT&CK techniques — 90%+ coverable with existing data SHADOWSERVER — 42 full IPv4 scans/day — 9,000+ orgs — Free threat feeds for defenders CORUNA IOS EXPLOIT KIT — 23 exploits, 5 chains — 42,000+ devices infected — CISA KEV listed MARITIME AI THREATS — 103% incident surge — 116 tankers offline in single strike RANSOMWARE KILL CHAIN 2026 — Avg TTR 20hrs — 76% attacks include exfil DIESEL VORTEX — 1,649 freight credentials stolen — PhaaS platform exposed PROMPTSPY — First Android malware using GenAI at runtime CVE-2026-22769 Dell RecoverPoint CVSS 10.0 — APT Active MEDUSA RAAS — 500+ orgs — Healthcare targeted CVE-2026-0995 Chrome V8 0-day — Exploit in wild CVE-2026-1281 Ivanti EPMM Pre-Auth RCE CVSS 9.8 LAZARUS — 192 poisoned npm/PyPI packages — Active campaign QILIN RANSOMWARE — 578% victim spike — 31.2 PB stolen THE COM — Project Compass — 30 arrested, 179 named, classified as violent extremist network SHINYHUNTERS — Okta vishing — 100+ enterprises targeted CVE-2026-28289 FreeScout Mail2Shell Zero-Click RCE CVSS 10.0 — Single email exploit MITRE ATT&CK ADVISORY COUNCIL — First formal governance body formed — 12 members across gov, industry & academia CVE-2026-2833 / 2835 / 2836 Cloudflare Pingora Request Smuggling CVSS 9.3 — Patch to 0.8.0

Briefings

64 briefings
CS-2026-064
Threat Intelligence 20 min

Schools Under Siege: From Student Hackers to State-Sponsored Ransomware, Why Education Is Cybersecurity's Softest Target

Schools face cyberattacks from every direction: students launching DDoS attacks from their phones, ransomware gangs stealing millions of student records, and AI lowering the barrier for all of them. From the Northern Ireland C2K shutdown to the PowerSchool mega-breach, education is failing at cybersecurity fundamentals.

Active Threat Read
CS-2026-062
Vulnerability Analysis 16 min

CVE-2026-5281: The Chrome Zero-Day That Targets the GPU Boundary

CVE-2026-5281 is not a simple browse-and-own vulnerability. It is an actively exploited use-after-free in Chrome's Dawn WebGPU layer that requires a prior renderer compromise, making it a second-stage chain link targeting the GPU process boundary.

Active Exploit Read
CS-2026-054
Supply Chain Security 12 min

Adobe BPO Breach: Five Technical Controls That Failed and How Defenders Can Fix Them

A threat actor called Mr. Raccoon allegedly exfiltrated 13 million support tickets, 15,000 employee records, and all HackerOne bug bounty submissions — not by hacking Adobe directly, but through a single compromised BPO contractor. No zero-days. No exotic malware. Five preventable control failures.

Supply Chain Read
CS-2026-061
Vulnerability Intelligence 9 min

CVE-2026-20963: SharePoint Deserialization Flaw Now Under Active Exploitation

A critical deserialization vulnerability in on-premises Microsoft SharePoint Server sat quietly in January's Patch Tuesday bundle for two months before CISA confirmed active exploitation. Federal agencies were given 72 hours to patch. Many organizations still haven't.

Active Exploit Read
CS-2026-060
Threat Intelligence 16 min

When Hackers Claim a Breach: The Complex Reality Behind Stolen Data Announcements

A threat actor posts on an underground forum claiming hundreds of thousands of stolen records. The cybersecurity press picks it up. But behind every breach claim lies a tangled reality where verification is painstaking, fabrication is routine, and recycled data is everywhere.

CS-2026-055
Threat Intel / Vulnerability 10 min

CISA Adds Three Actively Exploited Flaws to KEV: SolarWinds, Ivanti, and Workspace ONE Under Fire

CISA added three actively exploited vulnerabilities to its KEV catalog on March 9, 2026: a critical RCE in SolarWinds Web Help Desk, an authentication bypass in Ivanti Endpoint Manager, and a years-old SSRF flaw in Omnissa Workspace ONE UEM. Federal agencies face hard patch deadlines.

CS-2026-056
Defense Strategy 11 min

The CyberGuardian Blueprint: A Practitioner's Framework for Building Real Cyber Defense

A structured, practitioner-built framework for building personal and organizational cyber defense from the ground up — covering identity hardening, network segmentation, threat visibility, and incident readiness with verifiable sources and actionable steps.

Framework Read
CS-2026-057
Threat Intelligence 10 min

What Is MAPP? Microsoft's Vulnerability Early Warning Program Explained

MAPP shares Microsoft vulnerability data with security vendors before Patch Tuesday. How it works, who qualifies, and what the 2025 ToolShell attacks changed.

Intel Read
CS-2026-058
Threat Intelligence 12 min

React2Shell and DPRK: How North Korea Used a CVSS 10.0 Flaw to Raid Crypto Infrastructure

React2Shell (CVE-2025-55182) gave North Korea a master key to crypto infrastructure. How DPRK-linked actors exploited the CVSS 10.0 RCE, bypassed WAFs, and pillaged AWS environments to steal source code, Docker images, and private keys.

CVSS 10.0 Read
CS-2026-059
Vulnerability Intelligence 9 min

SAP March 2026 Patch Day: A Seven-Year-Old Log4j Flaw Gets Its First Fix

SAP's March 2026 Security Patch Day delivers 20 security notes including two critical remote code execution vulnerabilities — one rooted in a seven-year-old Apache Log4j flaw that SAP is only now patching in its insurance quoting platform.

Critical RCE Read
CS-2026-053
Threat Research 13 min

Cut the Bridge, Kill the Botnet: Why Articulation-Point Poisoning Is the Takedown Method Defenders Haven't Deployed

Graph theory identified a surgical method for fragmenting P2P botnets — targeting articulation points whose removal partitions the network. Here is why every major takedown has ignored it, and what happens when Volt Typhoon rebuilds in hours.

Research Read
CS-2026-052
Threat Detection 10 min

Endpoint Telemetry Is the Evidence Layer Behind Every MITRE ATT&CK Technique

SIEMs have detection logic for only 21% of ATT&CK techniques despite having the telemetry to cover 90%+. ATT&CK v18 replaced Data Sources with Detection Strategies and 1,700+ Analytics. Here is what that means for your sensor architecture.

v18 Updated Read
CS-2026-051
Threat Intelligence 40 min

Attacker Playbooks: How Threat Actors Operate in 2026

Ransomware affiliate chains, ClickFix at 47% of initial compromises, 29-minute breakout times, LOTL tradecraft, supply chain cascades, and the CaaS democratization problem — sourced from CrowdStrike, IBM X-Force, Rapid7, Picus, Chainalysis, and CISA.

Active Threat Read
CS-2026-050
Attack Techniques 19 min

SSH Hijacking: How Attackers Ride Trusted Sessions Into Your Infrastructure

Agent forwarding abuse, ControlMaster socket takeover, and authorized_keys manipulation. No exploits. No anomalous traffic. Used by Lazarus Group and SUNBURST in documented intrusions.

T1563.001 Read
CS-2026-049
Law Enforcement 20 min

Operation Leak: How the FBI and Europol Dismantled LeakBase — and What It Means for the Cybercrime Ecosystem

14 countries. 13 arrests. 142,000 member accounts, 215,000 private messages, and years of IP logs secured as evidence. The forum was back on a new domain within days.

Active Read
CS-2026-048
Threat Intelligence 16 min

How Defenders Actually Use Shadowserver's Data Feeds

42 full IPv4 scans per day. 90+ report types. One of the largest sinkhole networks ever operated. Here is what practitioners actually do with it — and where it has proved operationally decisive.

CS-2026-047
Malware Analysis 18 min

Attackers Weaponize Deno Runtime to Deploy CastleRAT in Memory

The first documented case of attackers abusing the Deno JavaScript runtime as a malware execution framework. Payload encrypted inside a JPEG. Injected directly into memory. Never touches disk. Traditional AV never sees it.

CS-2026-045
AppSec / Vulnerability Analysis 22 min

Three CVEs. One Proxy. Every Pingora Deployment That Hasn't Upgraded Is Compromised.

CVE-2026-2833, CVE-2026-2835, and CVE-2026-2836 hit Cloudflare's Pingora framework with CVSS scores up to 9.3. Request smuggling that bypasses WAFs and ACLs entirely. A cache poisoning flaw that requires no smuggling at all.

CVSS 9.3 Read
CS-2026-046
Mobile Security / Threat Intel 22 min

Coruna: The Exploit Kit That Turned iPhones Into ATMs for Cybercriminals

23 exploits. Five chains. Zero clicks. Nation-state surveillance capability leaked to Chinese cybercriminals in under a year. Researchers call it the first confirmed mass exploitation of iOS devices ever documented — and the EternalBlue moment for mobile.

KEV Listed Read
CS-2026-044
AppSec / Vulnerability Analysis 20 min

Mail2Shell: The Zero-Click Exploit That Turns FreeScout Help Desks Into Attack Weapons

A single email. No clicks. No login. CVE-2026-28289 is a maximum-severity patch bypass in FreeScout granting full RCE. Version 1.8.206 — released specifically to fix this class of attack — is still fully vulnerable.

CVSS 10.0 Read
CS-2026-044
Healthcare Breach 20 min

Inside the TriZetto Breach: How Attackers Spent Nearly a Year Inside Healthcare Infrastructure Serving 200 Million Americans

An unauthorized actor walked into Cognizant's TriZetto systems in November 2024, stayed for eleven months undetected, and walked out with data on 3,433,965 people. Social Security numbers. Medicare identifiers. Insurance records. Nobody noticed.

3.4M Records Read
CS-2026-042
ICS / OT Security 20 min

CVE-2026-3094: When a File Becomes a Weapon — Inside the Delta Electronics CNCSoft-G2 Vulnerability

A specially crafted DPAX project file. An engineer who opens it. A CNC machine on a production floor that moves metal. CVE-2026-3094 turns a routine industrial workflow into an attack vector. AZURITE, with confirmed Flax Typhoon overlaps, is documented to rapidly weaponize public PoCs against exactly this class of target.

CVSS 7.8 Read
CS-2026-043
Threat Intel 18 min

The Password Is the Vulnerability: How Identity-Based Attacks Became the Dominant Threat of Our Time

Unit 42's 2026 Global Incident Response Report: 65% of intrusions rode on identity abuse, attackers reached exfiltration in 72 minutes, and encryption is decoupling from extortion. The perimeter hasn't moved. It has dissolved.

Active Threat Read
CS-2026-041
ICS / Critical Infrastructure 20 min

The EV Charging Grid Has No Front Door: Inside the Everon OCPP Vulnerabilities

Zero authentication on WebSocket endpoints means anyone can impersonate a charger, hijack sessions, and command the grid. CISA published eight nearly identical advisories in two weeks. The industry built this way on purpose.

CVSS 9.4 Read
CS-2026-040
Threat Intelligence 35 min

When Your Competitor Becomes Your Attacker: The Infloww vs. OnlyMonster Cyber Espionage Case

A competitor didn't just copy Infloww's product — they allegedly broke into its servers and stole the playbook. The UK Commercial Court just said that is not a gray area.

Active Litigation Read
CS-2026-039
Threat Detection & AI 22 min

Teaching AI to Hunt APTs by Feeding It Fake Ones

When real APT traffic is too rare to train on, researchers are fabricating it. The ET-SDG framework uses conditional GANs and Transformer feature learning to manufacture synthetic attack data — and the results are better than they should be.

Research Read
CS-2026-038
Threat Intelligence 16 min

MITRE Just Gave ATT&CK a Board of Directors — And It's About Time

After more than a decade of near-unilateral stewardship, MITRE stood up a formal advisory council to help steer the world's most widely adopted adversary knowledge base. The cybersecurity press gave it a paragraph or two. It deserves a lot more than that.

Framework Update Read
CS-2026-037
Threat Intelligence 28 min

The Com Isn't a Hacker Group. It's a Generation.

They started by stealing usernames. They ended up classified as terrorists. Project Compass just made 30 arrests across 28 countries — and the network is still fully operational.

Active Threat Read
CS-2026-036
Browser Security 24 min

The AI Panel That Forgot It Was Part of the Browser: CVE-2026-0628 and the Privilege Problem Nobody Planned For

A low-permission Chrome extension could hijack the Gemini panel and inherit camera, microphone, and local file access. CVSS 8.8. Found within five weeks of general availability.

CVSS 8.8 Read
CS-2026-035
AppSec 10 min

Patched in 2023. Weaponized Anyway. CVE-2023-43000 Is Now on CISA's KEV Catalog.

A use-after-free flaw in Apple's WebKit sat quietly exploited for over two years before Google's Threat Intelligence Group exposed it as a live weapon. CVE-2023-43000 is a confirmed component of the Coruna iOS exploit kit. CISA added it to the KEV catalog on March 5, 2026.

KEV Listed Read
CS-2026-034
Supply Chain 18 min

The Espionage Fails That Exposed It All: SloppyLemming's Year-Long Infiltration of South Asian Government Networks

A threat actor tracked as SloppyLemming spent an entire year quietly burrowing into Pakistan and Bangladesh's government, military, and telecom infrastructure — and left enough mistakes behind to reconstruct the whole operation.

Active Threat Read
CS-2026-033
Browser Security 34 min

You Can't Ban Your Way Out of the AI Browser Problem

Enterprises blocking ChatGPT are pushing employees to browser-native models and shadow AI tools IT can't see. The threat isn't the apps you know about — it's the ones you don't.

CS-2026-032
Threat Intel 22 min

APT37's Ruby Jumper: The Air-Gap Attack That Hid Inside Legitimate Software for Two Years

North Korea's APT37 planted a persistent implant inside a legitimate South Korean software update pipeline. Ruby Jumper sat undetected in air-gapped environments for over two years before exfiltrating classified documents.

CS-2026-031
AppSec 19 min

AI Agents Are the Identity Dark Matter Your IAM Can't See

Enterprises are deploying AI agents that authenticate, authorize, and act autonomously — but their identities exist outside every IAM system. No MFA. No audit trail. No deprovisioning workflow. They are the largest unmanaged identity surface in the enterprise.

High Read
CS-2026-030
Threat Intel 20 min

The Ocean Is the New Attack Surface: How AI Is Turning Ships Into Targets

Maritime cyber incidents doubled in 2025. A single supply chain intrusion took 116 Iranian tankers offline. Deepfake audio cloned a CFO's voice and walked away with $25 million. AI has collapsed the exploit window to under 48 hours.

Active Threat Read
CS-2026-029
Threat Intel 18 min

Diesel Vortex: How a Cybercrime Syndicate Turned America's Supply Chain Into a Phishing Goldmine

An Armenian-speaking, Russian-linked criminal group spent five months targeting freight brokers, trucking companies, and fleet operators. 52 phishing domains. 1,649 stolen accounts. A PhaaS platform ready to sell.

High Read
CS-2026-028
Supply Chain / AI Security 12 min

SANDWORM_MODE: The npm Worm That Turns Your AI Coding Assistant Into a Spy

19 malicious npm packages weaponized AI coding assistants by silently injecting rogue MCP servers into their configurations. Cursor, Claude Code, and Windsurf turned into unwitting data exfiltration agents.

CS-2026-027
ICS / Critical Infrastructure 11 min

Critical SCADA Vulnerabilities in Russian-Made MasterSCADA Platform Leave Global Infrastructure Exposed

Two CVSS 9.8 flaws in InSAT's MasterSCADA BUK-TS: unauthenticated SQL injection and OS command injection. CISA disclosed them. The vendor went silent. No patch, no workaround, no timeline.

CS-2026-026
Ransomware / Healthcare 12 min

When Valentine's Day Turns Hostile: UFP Technologies Ransomware Attack Exposes the Medical Device Industry's Growing Cyber Crisis

Hackers hit Massachusetts-based medical device manufacturer UFP Technologies on February 14, stealing corporate data and destroying systems. The fourth publicly traded medical device company breached in 18 months.

Active Threat Read
CS-2026-025
Ransomware 13 min

LockBit Is Dead, Long Live LockBit: How Ransomware Gangs Rebrand and Why It Doesn't Matter

Operation Cronos seized LockBit's infrastructure and unmasked its leader. The gang relaunched within a week. LockBit 5.0 is already hitting targets. Here's why ransomware takedowns fail to stick.

CS-2026-024
Threat Intel 21 min

Silver Fox APT: Inside the Stealth Campaign Exploiting DLL Sideloading, BYOVD, and Trusted Software Against Taiwan and Beyond

A China-based APT weaponizing signed kernel drivers, trojanized tax software, and medical imaging apps. From phishing to kernel control in one silent chain. Taiwan is ground zero, but the group's reach is going global.

CS-2026-023
Threat Intel 25 min

Under Attack: How Veeam Backup Servers Became the Most Dangerous Target in Enterprise Cybersecurity

Two critical Veeam CVEs weaponized by Akira, Fog, and Frag ransomware. A Chinese state-sponsored group exploiting a Dell RecoverPoint zero-day undetected for over a year. Backup infrastructure is now the primary objective.

CVSS 10.0 Read
CS-2026-022
Data Breach & Privacy 10 min

Who's Verifying the Verifiers? The KYC Industry's Billion-Record Blind Spot

IDMerit, a KYC vendor used by banks and fintech companies across 180+ countries, was found with a fully exposed MongoDB instance containing over a terabyte of verified identity data. One billion records. Twenty-six countries. No authentication.

CS-2026-021
Threat Intel 12 min

Your Security Camera Is Watching You Get Owned: CVE-2026-1670 in Honeywell CCTV Systems

CVE-2026-1670 is a CVSS 9.8 authentication bypass in Honeywell CCTV systems that lets unauthenticated attackers take full account control — and pivot into the networks these cameras are supposed to protect.

CS-2026-020
Vulnerability Analysis 14 min

CVE-2026-20841: One Markdown Link in Notepad and Your Machine Is Owned

Windows Notepad's new Markdown engine passes crafted links straight to ShellExecuteExW with no protocol filtering. One Ctrl+click on a .md file gives attackers code execution in your user context. CVSS 8.8. PoC is public.

CS-2026-019
Threat Intel 14 min

Your Defenders Are Playing Checkers. The AI Is Playing 4D Chess.

AI hasn't just made attacks faster. CrowdStrike's 2026 report shows breakout time has dropped to 29 minutes average, 27 seconds fastest, and 82% of attacks now use zero malware.

CS-2026-018
Ransomware 14 min

The Ransomware Kill Chain in 2026: From Phish to Full Encryption in Under 4 Hours

Average time-to-ransom rose to 20 hours in 2025 as ransomware groups shifted to low-and-slow tactics. The fastest gangs still do it in six. A Unit 42 AI simulation completed a full attack chain in 25 minutes.

CS-2026-017
Malware Analysis 10 min

PromptSpy: The First Android Malware Weaponizing Generative AI at Runtime — Full Attack Breakdown

ESET researchers have uncovered the first Android malware to plug a generative AI model directly into its execution flow. PromptSpy uses Google's Gemini to read the screen, figure out what to tap, and keep itself alive across any device.

CS-2026-016
AppSec 12 min

Broken Access Control Owns Everything: Why OWASP's #1 Vulnerability Still Wrecks Apps in 2026

For two consecutive OWASP releases, Broken Access Control has held the number one spot. The 2021 data showed 100% of tested applications had some form of it.

CS-2026-015
Browser Security 14 min

Four CVEs, Two Emergency Patches, Seven Days: Chrome's February 2026 Security Crisis

A zero-day already burning in the wild. Two high-severity memory bugs in PDFium and V8. Two emergency patch events in seven days is not normal.

CS-2026-014
Threat Intel 16 min

A Developer Left Admin Credentials in the Code. China Had Root for 18 Months.

CVE-2026-22769. CVSS 10.0. A hardcoded admin password gave Chinese APT group UNC6201 root-level access to enterprise backup infrastructure since mid-2024.

CVSS 10.0 Read
CS-2026-013
Ransomware 14 min

Medusa Ransomware Is Eating Healthcare Alive: Inside the Gang That Doesn't Negotiate

Over 500 organizations hit since January 2026. Triple extortion. Million-dollar demands. Medusa is systematically targeting hospitals with a RaaS model that keeps patient safety off the table entirely.

Active Threat Read
CS-2026-012
AppSec 14 min

SSRF Is the Cloud Killer Nobody Patches

Server-Side Request Forgery handed attackers Capital One's 100 million records and a direct line to AWS metadata endpoints. One unvalidated URL parameter.

CS-2026-011
AppSec 12 min

That API Key in Your Frontend? Attackers Found It Before Your Code Review Did

Over 13 million secrets in public GitHub repos. 3,000 production websites leaking keys through client-side JavaScript. Bots harvesting within five minutes.

CS-2026-010
Threat Intel 15 min

Your SSO Is the Skeleton Key: How ShinyHunters Are Weaponizing Okta to Own Entire Enterprises

The SLSH alliance is calling your employees, spoofing your IT helpdesk number, and talking them through a phishing flow that defeats push MFA, OTP, and number matching in real time. 100+ enterprises targeted.

High Read
CS-2026-009
Threat Intel 13 min

Hacked, Held Hostage, and Helpless: Why Your City Government Is a Sitting Duck

525 ransomware attacks on U.S. government entities since 2018. $1.09 billion in downtime. The pattern is always the same: underfunded IT and months of undetected access.

CS-2026-008
Supply Chain 14 min

192 Poisoned Packages, One Fake Job Offer: Inside Lazarus Group's Graphalgo Campaign

North Korea's Lazarus Group ran a nine-month operation planting 192 malicious packages across npm and PyPI behind fake crypto job offers.

CS-2026-007
Threat Intel 15 min

CVE-2026-1281: How a Single Bash Bug in Ivanti EPMM Handed Government Networks to a Bulletproof-Hosted Attacker

A pre-auth RCE in Ivanti's MDM platform. CVSS 9.8. One GET request. Government networks in the Netherlands, Finland, and the EU already breached.

CVSS 9.8 Read
CS-2026-006
Malware Analysis 16 min

How AsyncRAT Went Open Source and Became Everyone's Favorite Backdoor

Posted to GitHub in 2019 as a "legitimate remote admin tool." Now the 2nd most active malware family globally with 40+ forks and nation-state operators.

CS-2026-005
AppSec 15 min

MCP Was Supposed to Be AI's USB-C Port. It's Actually AI's Biggest Attack Surface.

RCE in Anthropic's own reference servers. SQL injection copied into thousands of deployments. 7,000 MCP servers exposed on the open internet.

CS-2026-004
Ransomware 14 min

Qilin Ate the Ransomware Throne: Inside the Gang That Outpaced LockBit and Left a Body Count

A 578% spike in victims. A confirmed patient death. 31.2 petabytes of stolen data. Qilin absorbed every major gang's affiliates.

Active Threat Read
CS-2026-003
Threat Intel 12 min

6 Zero-Days, All Exploited: Microsoft's February 2026 Patch Tuesday Is a Five-Alarm Fire

Microsoft just dropped patches for 6 zero-days already being exploited in the wild. From Windows Shell bypasses to RDP privilege escalation.

CS-2026-002
Defense 10 min

Your Passwords Are Already Stolen: Defending Against the Infostealer Epidemic

Infostealers siphoned 1.8 billion credentials in the first half of 2025. Your MFA won't save you if attackers steal your session cookies.

CS-2026-001
Linux 12 min

"Linux Is Secure" Is Getting People Owned: VoidLink and the New Era of Cloud-Native Malware

An AI-assisted developer built an 88,000-line Linux malware framework in weeks. VoidLink, React2Shell, and a wave of cloud-native ELF malware prove that "Linux is secure" is a dangerous myth.

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