A university researcher just proved a city's EV chargers can be switched off with one script- 220
April 24, 2026
At Black Hat Asia, a Tsinghua University researcher showed a room full of security professionals something more
Two years of silence: what South Staffordshire Water's fine reveals about detection failure- 219
May 12, 2026
A British water utility serving 1.6 million people harbored the Cl0p ransomware group inside its network
Poland's water utilities become the latest target in Russia's shadow campaign- 218
May 7, 2026
Poland's domestic intelligence service has confirmed what regional cybersecurity researchers had already begun tracking: hackers
Iran's ransomware proxies and the collapse of the line between crime and state power- 217
May 17, 2026
Since 2020, a pattern has hardened into doctrine: when Iran wants to pressure an adversary's
From Disruption to Destruction: Russia's Escalating War on European Infrastructure- 211
June 23, 2026
For years, Russia's cyber proxies made noise without making damage — waves of denial-of-service
When Cyberspace Became the Last Battlefield: Iran's Digital War and Its Limits- 208
June 17, 2026
On February 28, 2026, the United States and Israel launched coordinated strikes against Iran under Operations Epic
The Student Who Stopped the Trains: TETRA, SDR, and the Infrastructure Vulnerability Nobody Fixed- 206
June 18, 2026
A university student with a software-defined radio bought online and eleven handheld radios stopped four high-
The Implant That Outlives the Patch: FIRESTARTER and the Persistence Problem- 204
June 20, 2026
For network defenders, the standard playbook for responding to a network device compromise has long been straightforward:
The Convenience Trap: How Rentable IoT Became a City-Scale Attack Surface- 203
June 20, 2026
The proliferation of rentable IoT infrastructure is fundamentally challenging traditional security assumptions that rely on remote, distant
The Deniability Architecture: How Beijing Outsourced Its Cyber Footprint- 191
June 20, 2026
China's intelligence services have spent the past several years dismantling the very thing that once
