Belarus's Oldest Digital Weapon Returns to Kyiv- 215
June 28, 2026
Nearly a decade into its operational life, the Belarus-aligned threat group known as Ghostwriter has not
The Bilateral Cyber War: APT28's Persistent Reach and Ukraine's Offensive Doctrine- 212
June 22, 2026
Western coverage of the Russia-Ukraine cyber conflict follows a predictable asymmetry: Russian attacks are documented, Ukrainian
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
Patient by Design: FrostyNeighbor's Return and the Human Operator as Evasion Mechanism- 205
June 19, 2026
Most malware tries to avoid detection by being technically sophisticated. FrostyNeighbor avoids detection by being patient. Its
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 Worm in the Toolchain: How TeamPCP Built a Credential Extraction Economy Inside Open Source- 201
June 23, 2026
The most consequential credential theft does not happen when a user clicks a phishing link. It happens
The Long Game: How China's Cyber Harvest Became a Western Intelligence Priority- 199
June 19, 2026
A significant shift has occurred in how Western nations characterize Chinese cyber operations, moving away from quiet
The Containment Problem: How the Surveillance Industry Escaped Its Own Market- 193
June 17, 2026
The commercial surveillance industry—once defined by a model of exclusivity, high costs, and state-level procurement—
Code and Command: The Pentagon's AI-First Military Doctrine and Its Attack Surface- 188
June 7, 2026
The Pentagon has handed OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and SpaceX the keys to its classified networks. More
The Door Left Open: FamousSparrow's Three-Wave Intrusion into Azerbaijani Energy Infrastructure- 187
June 7, 2026
ProxyNotShell was publicly disclosed in October 2022. The Exchange server at the center of the FamousSparrow intrusion
