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
A parking-lot camera as a weapon of war: how Russia turned Europe's own infrastructure into a targeting network- 291
July 23, 2026
Dutch intelligence has confirmed something that sounds almost mundane until its consequences are traced through: an ordinary
The hacktivist who helped a hacker flee: inside Spain's arrest of a pro-Russia network operative- 286
July 8, 2026
Spanish police have arrested a man in the central city of Palencia they believe was embedded in
Turla's botnet redesign is about surviving disruption, not just evading detection- 240
June 28, 2026
Russia's FSB-linked Turla group has rebuilt its longstanding Kazuar backdoor into something structurally different
WannaCry at nine years: the day a stolen NSA tool became a lesson in negligence- 231
May 12, 2026
Nine years on, WannaCry remains the starkest illustration of a principle this publication returns to often: the
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
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