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How Ukraine Turned a Nation-State Cyberwar Into a Masterclass in Operational Resilience
Former foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba details how pre-planned contingencies — not ad-hoc crisis management — kept Ukrainian government and business functions alive under sustained Russian attack.
TA4922 Broadens Phishing Sweep Into U.K., Germany, Italy and South Africa
The China-linked crew is rotating through ValleyRAT, Atlas RAT and freshly minted payloads at a pace researchers describe as unusually fast.
Operation Dragon Weave Drops AdaptixC2 on Czech, Taiwanese Targets
Spear-phishing campaign hits government, academia, and finance with ZIP-borne lures and an open-source C2 framework.
Russia's Tech Embargo Run-Around: Shell Companies, Middlemen, and Embedded Spies
Western sanctions were supposed to starve Moscow's military-industrial base of critical components. Instead, Russian intelligence built a procurement machine to go get them anyway.
Gentlemen Ransomware Spreads Before It Encrypts — That's the Whole Point
Microsoft's analysis of the Go-based Gentlemen encryptor shows why lateral movement, not file-locking, is now the primary design goal of serious ransomware operations.
GreyVibe's AI Playbook: What Russia-Linked Operators Are Actually Doing With ChatGPT and Gemini
A threat actor researchers are calling GreyVibe is reportedly weaving commercial AI tools into its attack workflow. The real story isn't the hype — it's the operational specifics.
Your Hiring Process Is Now a Weapons Financing Loophole
North Korea and Iran are using AI to manufacture legitimacy at scale. The threat isn't a genius hacker. It's industrialized paperwork.
The Boring Attacks Are Winning: Why Defenders Keep Losing to Trusted Tools
Leaked tokens, poisoned npm packages, and login replays are doing more damage than zero-days this quarter. Here is how to spot the pattern before it spots you.