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WIRTE: Covert Espionage Actor Targeting the Middle East and Beyond
WIRTE is a Hamas-linked cyber espionage group that leverages phishing, PowerShell malware, and cloud-based command-and-control infrastructure to conduct long-term intelligence operations across the Middle East.
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Third-Party Risk: How Can Your Supplier’s Vulnerability Lead to Your Breach?
“Actionable intelligence” is everywhere—but rarely actionable. Here’s what it actually means in 2026, and how AI closes the gap between data and decisions.
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WIRTE: Iran’s Covert Espionage Actor Targeting the Middle East and Beyond
Konni is a North Korea-aligned APT group focused on long-term cyber espionage through spearphishing, credential harvesting, and lightweight malware campaigns.
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What “Actionable Intelligence” Actually Means in 2026
“Actionable intelligence” is everywhere—but rarely actionable. Here’s what it actually means in 2026, and how AI closes the gap between data and decisions.
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Agentic AI in Cybersecurity: How Autonomous Agents Are Transforming the SOC
Agentic AI is reshaping cybersecurity operations by enabling autonomous threat triage, investigations, and rapid containment. Learn how AI-powered SOC teams are defending at machine speed.
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GC01 (Golden Chickens): Inside the Arsenal of a Premier E-Crime MaaS Provider
Golden Chickens (GC01) is a top-tier Malware-as-a-Service provider enabling cybercriminal operations worldwide. Discover its tools, tactics, and impact.
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ShadyPanda: What Is Known About the Browser Extension Campaign
ShadyPanda is a name from a single vendor report about malicious browser extensions. This page covers what MITRE ATT&CK confirms about extension abuse and how to…
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BlackTech
BlackTech is a China-aligned APT group specializing in long-term cyber espionage through network infrastructure compromise, targeting telecom, government, and tech sectors.
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When AI Fights Back: How Attackers Are Using Agentic AI Against Your Organization
A massive Komiko AI data breach exposed over 1 million users, including OAuth tokens and session data—creating critical account takeover risks. Here’s what happened and how…
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UAC-0194: Inside a Rapidly Evolving NTLM-Exploiting Espionage Operation
UAC-0194 is a high-risk, Russian-affiliated threat actor leveraging NTLM vulnerabilities for stealthy credential theft and cyber espionage across Eastern Europe.
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What Is Credential Stuffing? Attackers Don’t Crack Passwords, They Buy Them
Credential stuffing explained: how attackers test real stolen username and password pairs across services, where the lists come from, and how to detect it.
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MFA Doesn’t Protect You — Cookies Give You Away: The Rise of Session Hijacking
Session hijacking allows attackers to bypass MFA by stealing authentication cookies. Discover how it works and how to detect stolen session tokens before exploitation.
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