No-BS cybersecurity analysis. From APTs to zero-days.
Another day, another headline about a ransomware attack—but this time, the attackers aren’t your average cybercriminals. This is nation-state sponsored ransomware, blending the surgical precision o...
Read more →Serverless computing has become the default architecture for modern applications, but the illusion of "no servers to manage" often hides a minefield of security misconfigurations. Whether you're de...
Read more →The threat model you built last year is already wrong. Not because you did a bad job — because the attack surface moved while you were documenting it. Most organizations are still threat modeling l...
Read more →Intellexa's Predator spyware can now stream your camera and mic while privacy indicators sit dark and useless. The technique is both elegant and terrifying — and it reveals fundamental gaps in mobi...
Read more →The gap between what open-source malware analysis tools promise and what modern malware actually does has never been wider. Threat actors are shipping samples with VM detection, sleep timers, encry...
Read more →Both Azure Kubernetes Service and Google Kubernetes Engine will let you deploy insecure containers at scale—they just give you different tools to shoot yourself in the foot. The real question isn't...
Read more →Azure and Google Cloud will both let you deploy insecure infrastructure at enterprise scale—they just give you different ways to screw it up. The question isn't which cloud is "more secure" (spoile...
Read more →Both AWS and Azure will let you deploy insecure infrastructure at scale—they just make you fail in different ways. The real question isn't which cloud is "more secure" (neither is, by default), but...
Read more →Both AWS and Azure will happily let you deploy insecure infrastructure at scale—they just make you screw it up in different ways. If you think choosing between them is about feature parity or prici...
Read more →Your compliance checklist says you're securing cloud workloads, but OpenSCAP was built for physical servers in 2009. That doesn't mean it's useless for cloud environments—just that you need to unde...
Read more →Your DevOps team ships fast, which is great until someone deploys an S3 bucket with public write access and you're mining Bitcoin for someone in Eastern Europe. Governance isn't about slowing down—...
Read more →Your cloud infrastructure is probably misconfigured right now. I've reviewed enough breach postmortems to know that attackers don't need zero-days when you've left an S3 bucket public, over-privile...
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