The Browser Is the Cover: Inside BlueDelta's HOOKEDGE Campaign Against European Diplomacy- 337
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A phishing document that looks exactly like a real government meeting agenda is a familiar enough trick.
When Medical Device Makers Become the Third Domino- 330
September 1, 2026
Boston Scientific's disclosure that a cyberattack had cut off its ability to process and ship
One Click From a Forged Signature: The Flaws in Belgium's Digital Identity System- 321
August 11, 2026
Two million Belgians rely on a browser extension called Connective to prove who they are online — to
The Warehouse Nobody Watches: How One Logistics Breach Reached Steam Customers Across Europe- 319
August 13, 2026
When a global freight company gets breached, the damage rarely shows up on the freight company'
Eight Months Later: The Attack Inside Poland's Attack, and What Came Next- 311
August 12, 2026
For eight months, the operators of a small combined heat-and-power plant supplying roughly 50,000
Fifteen Years in the Making: The Sentencing of Ransomwareas- a-Service's Original Architect- 309
August 7, 2026
When a US federal judge in the Eastern District of Virginia sentenced Maksim Silnikau to 16 years
The Whole Pipeline: How Breached Data Becomes Cash, Leverage, and Sextortion Material- 306
August 13, 2026
A data breach is usually reported as a single event — a company discloses an intrusion, a number
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
