Recent posts
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Your IDE is in the supply chain now: the GitHub 3,800 Repo Exfiltration Dissected
GitHub confirmed ~3,800 internal repos exfiltrated via a poisoned VS Code extension. We separate vendor-confirmed facts from campaign reporting and inference.
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What a roomful of threat hunters taught us about detection engineering
Intel 471 skipped the vendor pitch and ran a live threat-hunting CTF. Every team found something different. The complete picture required the room.
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BitLocker downgrade chains: boot trust still owns your disk
TPM-only BitLocker can fail faster than runbooks assume when legacy Secure Boot trust allows old boot managers. Here is what to change this week.
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The MCP server attack surface
MCP servers are running on engineering laptops at most companies, holding production credentials, with no inventory. Here’s the threat model and what to do.
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The week we lived in their network
Seven days, two people, and $200 of gear inside a Fortune-rated enterprise. The technical compromise was easy. The cultural compromise was the real finding.
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The Pentest Finding that wasn’t in the Report
Three days, no CVEs, full prod access. The path in was a dev tunnel, and the fix was a paved road, not a block…
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N8N and the Growing Risk of Supply Chain Attacks
Discover the latest developments in N8N supply chain attacks, with insights on how these ongoing threats are impacting businesses worldwide and steps to safeguard…
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Building a Resilient Security Strategy for 2025
The cybersecurity landscape evolves faster than ever. As 2025 unfolds, threats are more sophisticated, compliance demands are stricter, and businesses face increasing pressure to…
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Cost-Effective Cybersecurity Training for SMBs: Strategies for 2025
In the ever-evolving cybersecurity landscape, small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) face the same threats as large enterprises but often lack the resources for comprehensive…