Dark Caracal Puts a Smart Contract to Work: Blockchain as a Fallback Channel for an Old Lebanese Espionage Toolkit- 336
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Dark Caracal has been running intelligence-gathering operations out of Lebanon's General Directorate of General
Berlin's No: A Ransomware Extortion Collides With a State Election- 332
September 2, 2026
A city-state government's refusal to pay a ransom is rarely news in itself; what
Nothing Broken, Everything Exploited: Crypto Theft Spreads Across the Entire Stack- 312
August 6,2026
Four cryptocurrency-theft incidents surfacing within a two-week window share a detail worth pausing on before
The Authentic Trap: How H1 2026's Scam Campaigns Learned to Borrow Trust Instead of Faking It- 305
August 15, 2026
Security vendors publish threat reports constantly, and most of them read the same way: a pie chart
One Regime, Four Fronts: Inside North Korea's Parallel Cyber Enterprise- 302
August 8, 2026
It would be easier to track North Korea's state-linked cyber activity if it all
When cybercrime borrows a spy's toolkit: the UAT-11795 campaign hiding inside everyday software- 292
July 18, 2026
A financially motivated, Russian-speaking hacking crew has spent over a year quietly trojanizing the installers of
ClawSwarm proves you can hijack an AI agent without writing a single line of malware- 244
April 29, 2026
Thirty seemingly ordinary AI agent skills, published by a single anonymous author and downloaded nearly 10,000
THORChain's breach is a rounding error in 2026's record year for crypto theft- 242
June 28, 2026
THORChain, a decentralized cryptocurrency exchange founded in Switzerland in 2018, lost roughly $10.7 million on a
North Korea's Two-Tier Crypto War: Precision Heists and Industrial Harvesting- 209
June 18, 2026
North Korea does not hack cryptocurrency platforms for profit in the way criminal groups do — opportunistically, in
The Shadow Economy: Pig-Butchering and the Industrialization of Trust Fraud- 195
June 22, 2026
For years, the cybercrime phenomenon known as "pig-butchering" was comfortably categorized by security taxonomies
