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All471 APT Groups94 Dark Web28 Digital Risk Protection122 Fraud14 Ransomware48 Sector Analysis34 VIP Security7
FortiMail zero-day CVE-2026-104286 illustrated as a red digital hand writing into lines of codeBlog CVE-2026-104286: FortiMail Unauthenticated Arbitrary File Write Zero-Day Under Active Exploitation A CVSS 9.8 FortiMail zero-day (CVE-2026-104286) lets an unauthenticated attacker write any file on the appliance through the IBE handler. Here is what is affected, how… Oct 08, 202613 Min Two digital devices with red code and data streams in dark background.Blog Two NetScaler Zero-Days, One Wrong Assumption: Why Patching Does Not Close the Incident Citrix fixed two actively exploited NetScaler zero-day flaws, but a patch does not remove an attacker already inside. Seven steps from patch to closure. Oct 01, 202617 Min Digital representation of an artificial cell with interconnected spheres and red highlights.Blog Agentic Ransomware: What Happens When Malware Doesn’t Need a Human Operator to Decide Who to Hit Next? A documented ransomware operation completed reconnaissance, credential theft, lateral movement, and encryption with no human operator at any stage. This analysis breaks down the JADEPUFFER intrusion… Sep 10, 202623 Min AI-generated data leakage visual showing sensitive information spilling from an unsecured systemBlog From Shadow IT to Shadow AI: Clawdbot (Moltbot/Openclaw) and the Rise of Unmanaged Agent Gateways Shadow AI is emerging as the next evolution of Shadow IT. This analysis reveals how misconfigured Clawdbot agent gateways expose LLM keys, corporate data, and integration… Jan 28, 202611 Min Operation ForumTroll APT card showing Russia-aligned influence and espionage threat actorAPT Groups Operation ForumTroll: What Is Confirmed About the Chrome Zero-Day (CVE-2025-2783) A deep-dive into Operation ForumTroll, a high-risk Russia-aligned threat actor conducting espionage, phishing, and influence operations across Eastern Europe. Jan 06, 20263 Min OldGremlin APT threat group profile visual representing a Russian-speaking hybrid ransomware and espionage actorAPT Groups OldGremlin: A Stealthy Russian-Speaking Ransomware and Espionage Threat Group Evolving Into a Precision Striking APT OldGremlin is a high-risk, Russian-speaking threat group operating since 2020 that blends APT-level stealth, long-term reconnaissance, and double-extortion ransomware. Its precision-driven campaigns pose significant risk to… Dec 29, 20257 Min Callisto APT cyber espionage group – Russia-linked threat actor targeting NATO and government institutionsAPT Groups Callisto APT: Russia’s Persistent Espionage Operator Callisto is a long-running Russia-linked APT group specializing in cyber espionage against NATO, EU, and government organizations. This analysis explores its identity, tactics, cloud-focused operations, and… Dec 23, 20256 Min Angry Likho APT group profile representing a pro-Russian cyber espionage threatAPT Groups Angry Likho: Inside a Rapidly Growing Espionage Threat Targeting Eastern Europe Angry Likho is a rapidly evolving pro-Russian cyber espionage group targeting Eastern European governments and defense organizations. This in-depth threat intelligence report analyzes its motivations, TTPs,… Dec 17, 20258 Min GALLIUM APT group profile showing China-linked cyber espionage targeting telecom and government networksAPT Groups GALLIUM APT: What MITRE ATT&CK Says GALLIUM is a cyberespionage group that MITRE ATT&CK says has been active since at least 2012, mainly targeting telecom, finance and government. See what is confirmed… Dec 16, 20252 Min Futuristic cyber intelligence robot analyzing code, representing the React2Shell (CVE-2025-55182) Day 5 exploitation landscape.Security News React2Shell — The Day 5 Reality Check React2Shell (CVE-2025-55182) is a pre-auth RCE vulnerability in React Server Components with a CVSS 10.0 score. This blog examines the first five days after disclosure, how… Dec 10, 20255 Min Illustration of an octopus with glowing red eyes and glasses representing the TraderTraitor APT group, a North Korea–linked Lazarus subgroup targeting crypto and blockchain companies.APT Groups TraderTraitor: North Korea’s Crypto Heist Machine TraderTraitor—also known as Jade Sleet and UNC4899—is one of North Korea’s most aggressive financial APT groups. Responsible for major crypto thefts, including the $1.5B ByBit hack,… Dec 06, 20256 Min Illustration of Handala APT group represented as a dark porcupine with glowing red eyes used in Brandefense threat intelligence card.APT Groups Handala: The Rise of a Decentralized Pro-Palestinian Hacktivist Collective Handala is a pro-Palestinian hacktivist collective active since 2022, conducting defacements, DDoS attacks, and politically motivated data leaks targeting Israeli, U.S., and Western entities during regional… Dec 05, 20259 Min
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