Threat Intelligence
No CVE, no patch, roughly half the internet-facing FortiGates in the world. FortiBleed is a case study in how perimeter appliances became the softest target and the ransomware economy's favorite front door.
Threat Intelligence
108 poisoned packages across npm, Packagist, Go, and Chrome. A fake font file that runs when you open a folder. Inside PolinRider, the DPRK supply-chain campaign that treats your build environment as the way in.
AI Security
I ran four LLMs at mapping threat reports to ATT&CK. On easy hand-labeled reports they bunched together and the cheapest won. On 25 real CISA advisories with the answer key stripped, a clear ladder emerged: Claude leads on quality, Kimi K3 is the value pick, and the closed flagship finished last.
Threat Intelligence
A dozen domains sharing a certificate, an IP range, and a registration date look like a threat actor's infrastructure. Usually they are a parking company's inventory. Here is the tenant versus landlord test that separates a real cluster from a coincidence, run against two live examples.
Threat Intelligence
J.P. Morgan's Patchmageddon report is right that the vulnerability warning system works and the lead time is collapsing toward zero. The gap it leaves is relevance. A warning that cannot tell you which of your assets sits in the storm's path is a national bulletin, not a warning.
Threat Intelligence
Almost every threat intelligence product decides what matters to you by matching sector and geography tags against your profile. There is no surviving empirical evidence that either predicts who gets breached once you account for what you run. Here is what the data supports instead.
Threat Intelligence
Sysdig documented a ransomware operation with no human at the keyboard. An LLM broke into an exposed Langflow server, moved laterally, and encrypted a production database start to finish. The tactics were old. The operator was not a person.