Old Protocol, New War: How Iran Tracked US Military Phones Through a 1970s Telecom Flaw- 267
July 19, 2026
In the days surrounding the February air campaign against Iran, a wave of signals swept across Middle
A malware sample built for single-core Windows XP may be the first cyberweapon ever found- 245
April 24, 2026
Five years before Stuxnet became the textbook case for cyber-physical sabotage, something called FAST16 may already
The Fed's financial stability survey just put a name to what markets have been pricing quietly- 228
March 1, 2026
The reordering itself is the story. A central bank survey is not a newspaper — it reflects what
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
MuddyWater's Double Game: Iran's Cyber Unit Trades Precision for Reach- 213
June 28, 2026
An intrusion that looks like a ransomware shakedown and a breach wave spanning nine countries on four
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
Nothing to See Here: The Cyber Sabotage Framework That Preceded Stuxnet by Five Years- 202
June 24, 2026
The historical understanding of offensive cyber operations is being re-evaluated following the discovery of a sophisticated
The Art of Looking Innocent: Iran's Dual-Track Tradecraft Evolution- 198
June 23, 2026
Iran's most effective cyber operations in 2026 do not announce themselves. One looked like routine
The Most Attacked Country: Israel's Cyber Threat Landscape in 2025-180
June 12, 2026
A country of fewer than ten million people absorbed nearly one in eight ideologically motivated cyberattacks in
