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BlueHammer zero-day leak puts Windows users at risk after researcher-Microsoft dispute

A disgruntled researcher has leaked “BlueHammer,” a Windows zero-day exploit, after a dispute with Microsoft, enabling attackers to gain full SYSTEM c

6 min readApr 7

Anatomy of an unconfirmed threat: The 2013 Russia-Iran intelligence sharing allegation

A decade-old, unconfirmed claim that Russia gave Iran Israeli energy grid targets remains a stark lesson in hybrid warfare and threats to critical inf

6 min readApr 7

First stalkerware maker prosecuted since 2014 receives no jail time

Bryan Fleming, founder of pcTattletale, was fined $5,000 with no jail time, a lenient sentence that experts say fails to deter the harmful stalkerware

6 min readApr 7

Ukraine’s SBU drones cripple strategic steel supplier for Russian tank production

An in-depth analysis of Ukraine's drone strike on a Russian steel plant, examining the hybrid warfare tactics and the blurred lines between cyber and

6 min readApr 6

New SparkCat malware in official app stores targets cryptocurrency wallet images

A new SparkCat malware variant found on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store steals images of cryptocurrency wallet recovery phrases from infecte

2 min readApr 6

German authorities identify alleged leader of REvil and GandCrab ransomware gangs

German authorities have named 31-year-old Russian Daniil Maksimovich Shchukin as "UNKN," the alleged leader of the notorious REvil and GandCrab gangs.

2 min readApr 6

Geopolitical tensions with Iran signal heightened cyber risk for global energy sector

Geopolitical threats against Iran over the Strait of Hormuz directly translate to a heightened cyber risk for the global energy sector from destructiv

6 min readApr 6

Kinetic conflict, digital battleground: The unseen cyber war in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Physical clashes in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict are shadowed by a sophisticated cyber war of espionage, disruption, and disinformation.

6 min readApr 6

$285 million Drift hack traced to six-month DPRK social engineering operation

A deep dive into the $285M Drift hack, revealing how a six-month social engineering campaign by DPRK actors dismantled a major Solana DEX.

5 min readApr 6

Fortinet races to patch critical EMS flaw as attackers exploit it in the wild

Fortinet has released an emergency patch for a critical, actively exploited vulnerability (CVE-2024-35616) in its FortiClient EMS. Here's what you nee

6 min readApr 6

Beyond the headlines: How geopolitical crises fuel silent cyber warfare

High-profile international incidents, like state executions of foreign nationals, often trigger unseen nation-state cyber campaigns of espionage and d

6 min readApr 6

Iran's 2013 internet blackout was a chilling preview of digital authoritarianism

A deep dive into Iran's 2013 internet blackout, a pivotal event that served as a blueprint for the country's later, more severe digital shutdowns.

6 min readApr 6