Akira Had Domain Admin Three Days Before The Ransom Note
Akira's intrusion artifacts sit in firewall and Windows logs most cybersecurity teams never join. See where the gap closes this quarter.
May 2026
Turns Out IT Support Was The Ransomware Crew
Silent Ransom Group is walking into law firms in person while Kali365 eats MFA online. Here's the cybersecurity playbook that actually closes both gaps.
That Hacktivist Group Worked For Tehran
LA Metro's "hacktivists" were Iranian operators. Phishers now hide behind Adobe Target. Stop trusting the wrapper around the attack. See what to do.
Your AI Assistant Recommended The Cryptominer
AI chatbots are now surfacing the same poisoned download links search engines do, and ScreenConnect cryptojacking proves it. Here's how to harden up.
The Most Dangerous Thing About Claude Isn’t Claude
Attackers are impersonating Claude pages to drop infostealers while Anthropic ships compliance integrations. Here's the cybersecurity gap that matters. Read on.
They Seized 800 Servers. The Attackers Already Rented More.
Dutch police seized 800 Russia-linked servers and the FBI flagged Kali365 the same week. Here's the cybersecurity lesson defenders should actually take. Read on.
Who Needs Malware When Your Users Paste It Themselves?
A Ghost CMS SQL injection bug is now a ClickFix delivery system. Here's the cybersecurity playbook your endpoint stack actually needs. Read on.
Eight Packagist Packages Hid Their Backdoor in package.json
Eight Packagist packages hid Linux malware in package.json while attackers used GitHub itself as the CDN. See what defenders should change this week.
5,561 Repos Poisoned. Six Hours. One Script.
Megalodon hit 5,561 GitHub repos in six hours and zero-days now cost $20. Here's how to redesign your cybersecurity response for machine speed.
Did Anyone Really Need First VPN Anyway?
First VPN got dismantled, but Showboat's SOCKS5 backdoors prove cybersecurity wins come from egress visibility, not law enforcement wins. See why.