Play Was the Install Button

September 3rd, 2026|Comments Off on Play Was the Install Button

StreamRat used Meta and TikTok ads to put a banking Trojan in front of 570,000 people. Audit how your cybersecurity program treats ads.

ASCII Smuggling Just Hit Production

September 3rd, 2026|Comments Off on ASCII Smuggling Just Hit Production

ASCII smuggling is hiding phishing from your cybersecurity stack. See what to inspect before the next deal email lands.

You Didn’t Pay. The Admin Keys Still Worked

September 3rd, 2026|Comments Off on You Didn’t Pay. The Admin Keys Still Worked

Exposed admin keys beat ransom theater: MAG's 8.8M dump and court-platform breaches show what cybersecurity teams should fix first. Steal the checklist.

The Student Never Opened the Message

September 3rd, 2026|Comments Off on The Student Never Opened the Message

A Serbian student's iPhone got Pegasus with zero taps. See what that means for cybersecurity programs that still treat phones as perks. Check your MDM list.

The Clone Came With a Shell Command

September 2nd, 2026|Comments Off on The Clone Came With a Shell Command

Hostile git configs can make coding agents run attacker code. See the cybersecurity gap on developer laptops, then lock the clone down.

Who Else Has a Scan of Your License?

September 1st, 2026|Comments Off on Who Else Has a Scan of Your License?

153 million license scans are for sale, and ID checks are now a cybersecurity hole. Audit your proofing vendors before the next upload.

Your Email Gateway Can’t Hear This Attack

August 31st, 2026|Comments Off on Your Email Gateway Can’t Hear This Attack

Spring Ring used Teams voice phishing to skip email filters and hunt domain controllers. See the cybersecurity controls your tenant is missing.

The Fridge Went Dark at Fort Irwin

August 31st, 2026|Comments Off on The Fridge Went Dark at Fort Irwin

Commissary fridges went dark at seven DoD bases. If your cybersecurity program skips OT, you're already late. See what to inventory first.

Your Intel Feed Just Ate a Retraction

August 31st, 2026|Comments Off on Your Intel Feed Just Ate a Retraction

The DoJ walked back a China "victim" claim. If your cybersecurity tickets copy press releases, you're briefing fiction. Fix the queue.

The Human Check Is the Attack Path

August 30th, 2026|Comments Off on The Human Check Is the Attack Path

Fake Cloudflare captchas now walk users into PowerShell. That's a cybersecurity gap in how you design trust. See what to lock down.

The vendor already published the fix

August 30th, 2026|Comments Off on The vendor already published the fix

A previously patched NetScaler is still getting hit. Your cybersecurity spreadsheet says you're current. Check the firmware, then tell us what you found.

They Got the Factory Back. HR Was Already Gone

August 29th, 2026|Comments Off on They Got the Factory Back. HR Was Already Gone

Hasbro's factory came back. The employee-data letter didn't. Quiet tunnels and unpatched CMS plugins are the real cybersecurity lag. Audit your finish line.

IPBan Pro 5.1.0 Released

August 29th, 2026|Comments Off on IPBan Pro 5.1.0 Released

New release of IPBan Pro 5.1.0 which contains several months of improvements. Client [...]

Android Just Blinded Your Firewall

August 29th, 2026|Comments Off on Android Just Blinded Your Firewall

Android 17's Encrypted Client Hello blinds SNI-based cybersecurity filters. Audit your rules before the fleet upgrades.

The Model’s No Is Paper Thin

August 29th, 2026|Comments Off on The Model’s No Is Paper Thin

Unit 42 shows LLM refusal is paper-thin. If that is your cybersecurity control, you have work. See what to lock down this week.

How Do You Know They Actually Stole It?

August 28th, 2026|Comments Off on How Do You Know They Actually Stole It?

Ransomware leak sites omit, invent, and pad. Build a cybersecurity inventory from your own logs before you answer the note. Start with egress.

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