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04
Sep
Fifteen Years in the Making: The Sentencing of Ransomwareas- a-Service's Original Architect- 309

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
3 min read
04
Sep
A Familiar Hand, A New Weapon: Storm-1175 Steps Out From Medusa's Shadow- 308

A Familiar Hand, A New Weapon: Storm-1175 Steps Out From Medusa's Shadow- 308

August 11, 2026 A ransomware group going quiet for four months usually means one of two things: law enforcement caught
5 min read
04
Sep
Up, Down, and Sideways: What Three Ransomware Trend Claims in One Week Actually Measure- 304

Up, Down, and Sideways: What Three Ransomware Trend Claims in One Week Actually Measure- 304

August 9, 2026 Three pieces of ransomware reporting circulated within days of each other this month, and a reader skimming
4 min read
27
Aug
Borrowed Trust: How Moscow Turns Everyday Software Into an Access Network- 296

Borrowed Trust: How Moscow Turns Everyday Software Into an Access Network- 296

August 5, 2026 A fake job offer, a hijacked hotel Wi-Fi login, a criminal marketplace listing, and an advertising
6 min read
03
Aug
When the Operator Became the Model: JadePuffer and the Collapse of Ransomware's Skill Floor- 274

When the Operator Became the Model: JadePuffer and the Collapse of Ransomware's Skill Floor- 274

5July 7, 2026 For the first time, a security research team has documented a ransomware operation whose entire technical execution
6 min read
25
Jul
When the Attacker Stops Being Human: Two July 2026 Cases Mark the Shift to AI-Operated Offensive Cyber Campaigns- 273

When the Attacker Stops Being Human: Two July 2026 Cases Mark the Shift to AI-Operated Offensive Cyber Campaigns- 273

July 7, 2026 In early July 2026, two reports landed within days of each other, and together they mark a
3 min read
22
Jul
When the Bottling Line Goes Dark: Coca-Cola's Fairlife Ransomware Incident and the Limits of Early Disclosure- 268

When the Bottling Line Goes Dark: Coca-Cola's Fairlife Ransomware Incident and the Limits of Early Disclosure- 268

July 18, 2026 Coca-Cola disclosed on July 16 that its wholly owned dairy subsidiary Fairlife, a Chicago-based producer
1 min read
21
Jul
Past the Perimeter: Why Identity, Not Exploits, Now Drives Ransomware- 261

Past the Perimeter: Why Identity, Not Exploits, Now Drives Ransomware- 261

July 17, 2026 For three consecutive years, unpatched vulnerabilities held the dubious distinction of being ransomware's most common
2 min read
19
Jul
A single breach at Foxconn just exposed how concentrated the electronics supply chain really is- 233

A single breach at Foxconn just exposed how concentrated the electronics supply chain really is- 233

June 28, 2026 When the Nitrogen ransomware group listed Foxconn on its Tor leak site in March, it wasn'
2 min read
19
Jul
When a ransomware gang gets ransomware'd: what The Gentlemen's leak reveals about the RaaS economy- 232

When a ransomware gang gets ransomware'd: what The Gentlemen's leak reveals about the RaaS economy- 232

May 10, 2026 In early May 2026, one of the most prolific ransomware-as-a-service operations running today discovered
3 min read