The Long Wire: How Beijing Builds Access That Outlasts Its Cover Stories- 297
August 12, 2026
Four episodes surfaced within days of each other in August 2026, and none of them, on its
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
The Maintenance Excuse: Zbtlink, the National Intelligence Law, and the Case Against Trusting Chinese Router Firmware- 295
August 8, 2026
On August 6, Chinese router maker Zbtlink told a reporter that a hidden remote-command implant researchers
Beneath the Waterline: Iran's Deniable Campaign Against America's Weakest Infrastructure- 294
August 11, 2026
Over two days in late July, a handful of programmable logic controllers in small-town Minnesota water
A blank marketing email as a spy's front door: how suspected Chinese operators are quietly reading university mailboxes- 285
July 9, 2026
A suspected Chinese espionage group has spent months breaking into the email accounts of physics and engineering
When cybercrime borrows a spy's toolkit: the UAT-11795 campaign hiding inside everyday software- 292
July 18, 2026
A financially motivated, Russian-speaking hacking crew has spent over a year quietly trojanizing the installers of
Washington widens its warning as Iran's cyber-physical reach grows — and its own threats escalate-288
July 23, 2026
The US federal government has broadened a warning about Iranian-linked hackers targeting the industrial control systems
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
What Medtronic's Own Notice Leaves Unsaid: A Breach, an Extortion Claim, and a Company That Won't Connect the Two- 276
July 5, 2026
Medtronic, the world's largest medical device manufacturer, has begun formally notifying 3.83 million people
