The Certificate Authority's Blind Spot: How a Trusted Signing Chain Became a Weapon- 255
July 18, 2026
In April 2026, a routine support interaction at DigiCert — a customer service chat, a screenshot-disguised ZIP
The offense-defense balance in cyber has a shelf life, and CNAS just estimated it- 229
May 6, 2026
Cybersecurity has operated for years on a comfortable, if uneasy, assumption: AI-driven detection tools favor defenders,
Google's GTIG report confirms AI has crossed from cybercrime convenience to zero-day creation- 223
May 14, 2026
Google's Threat Intelligence Group has documented the first case it can trace of a functioning
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
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 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 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 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
The Discovery Gap: How AI Is Breaking the Economics of Cybersecurity- 194
June 22, 2026
The traditional economics of cybersecurity are currently undergoing a destabilizing shift, driven by the unprecedented acceleration of
