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Understanding the Honeywell CCTV Authentication Bypass CVE-2026-1670
An analysis of CVE-2026-1670, a critical authentication bypass vulnerability in Honeywell CCTV cameras that allows unauthenticated password resets.
APT Campaigns Increasingly Exploiting CVE-2026-21509
An analysis of the increasing use of CVE-2026-21509 in targeted phishing campaigns by advanced threat actors, and the resulting risks for enterprise environments.
The Cyber Threat Landscape in 2025: What We Learned and What 2026 May Bring
A retrospective on the 2025 cyber threat landscape and projections for 2026, focusing on identity, zero-days, and the blending of cyber and information operations.
The Booking.com Phishing Campaign: What Hotels and Travellers Need to Know
An analysis of a sophisticated multi-stage phishing campaign impersonating Booking.com to target both hotel partners and their guests.
When Open Source Turns Against You: Inside the npm Supply Chain Worm
An analysis of an active npm supply chain worm that targets developers and AI coding assistants using typosquatting and sophisticated evasion techniques.
What Happened at UMMC: A Clear Look at the Ransomware Attack
A structured analysis of the UMMC ransomware attack using the seven-level framework, exploring the operational impact and systemic risks in healthcare.
When Protest Crosses the Line: What a Recent Cyber Case in Spain Teaches Us
An analysis of the psychological and social drivers behind domestic hacktivism and DDoS attacks, drawing lessons from recent arrests in Spain.
Keenadu: The Android Backdoor Hidden in Firmware
An analysis of the Keenadu firmware-level Android backdoor, explaining how it hides in core system libraries and why it's a significant supply chain threat.
Making Frontier Cybersecurity Capabilities Available to Defenders
An analysis of Anthropic's Claude Code Security announcement and how AI-assisted reasoning is changing the vulnerability discovery landscape for developers and security teams.
Old Trick, New Wrapper: How DNS and Trusted Platforms Are Powering Modern Malware Campaigns
An analysis of how attackers are repackaging old techniques like DNS-based staging and abusing trusted platforms like Google to power modern malware campaigns.
When AI Becomes a Force Multiplier for Cybercrime: Lessons from the FortiGate Campaign
An analysis of a global campaign where a low-skill attacker used generative AI to scale intrusions against hundreds of FortiGate devices.
Understanding the Recent Dell Unisphere for PowerMax 10.2 Vulnerabilities
An analysis of three high-severity vulnerabilities in Dell Unisphere for PowerMax 10.2, exploring risks from missing authorization, arbitrary file overwrite, and deletion.
When “Remote Management” Is Actually Malware
An analysis of the TrustConnect Agent, a malware-as-a-service (MaaS) remote access trojan (RAT) that masqueraded as legitimate enterprise RMM software.
When Trusted SaaS Platforms Become the Delivery Vehicle for Spam
An analysis of a campaign that abused Atlassian Jira Cloud to distribute targeted spam, highlighting the risks of implicit trust in SaaS domains.
Washington Hotel Ransomware Attack: What Happened and What It Teaches Us
A structured analysis of the Washington Hotel ransomware attack, exploring how segmentation saved guest data while corporate systems were hit.
GitHub Enterprise Server Authorization Vulnerabilities (CVE-2026-0573, CVE-2026-1355, CVE-2026-1999)
An analysis of three critical authorization vulnerabilities in GitHub Enterprise Server, exploring how authenticated logic gaps can lead to token leakage, migration tampering, and unauthorized merges.
CVE-2026-22769: Hardcoded Credential in Dell RecoverPoint for VMs (Critical)
Dell has published details of CVE-2026-22769, a critical hardcoded credential vulnerability in Dell RecoverPoint for VMs, which allows for remote, unauthenticated system access.
When Malware Talks to AI: The Quiet Rise of AI as a Command-and-Control Channel
An exploration of how malware can use legitimate AI platforms as a covert command-and-control (C2) channel to blend into trusted enterprise traffic.
LightLLM and CVE-2026-26220: What Happened, Why It Matters, and What To Do About It
An analysis of CVE-2026-26220, a critical unauthenticated remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in the LightLLM inference framework caused by unsafe pickle deserialization.
FLARE VM and REMnux: The Tools Behind Modern Malware Analysis
An overview of FLARE VM and REMnux, explaining the tools used for Windows-based reverse engineering, live system analysis, and memory forensics with Volatility 3.