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From Handle to Human: Unmasked “Rey” of Scattered LAPSUS$ Hunters Scattered LAPSUS$ Hunters (SLSH) emerged as one of the most disruptive cyber-extortion crews of recent years, blending social engineering, data theft, and public shaming campaigns against major global...

Beyond the Search Bar: Methodological OSINT in 2026

In the early days of Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT), the discipline was often defined by the "tool-first" mentality. Success was measured by the size of one’s bookmark folder or the obscurity of a specific Python script. However, as we move through 2026, the...

2026 Cyber Forecast: The Rise of “Super-Malware” and Deep Infrastructure Sieges

As we close out 2025, the threat landscape has shifted from opportunistic attacks to highly engineered, systemic campaigns. The final quarter of this year gave us two "canary in the coal mine" moments—the financial industrialization of GoldFactory and the deep...

Critical Alert: Sophisticated Impersonation Campaign Targets 150+ Organizations

As reported by the Microsoft Threat Intelligence Center (MSTIC), we are currently witnessing a new, high-volume wave of sophisticated spear-phishing attacks. This campaign marks a significant escalation in nation-state tradecraft for the 2026 threat landscape....

Prompt Engineering Your Family Christmas Dinner

A Survival GuideThe bird is roasting, the LEDs are twinkling, and you haven’t even hit the bottom of your first eggnog when the inevitable breach occurs. Uncle Bob flanks you, brandishing a fossilized iPad, and whispers the holiday curse: "Since you’re the computer...

Recent Bite-Size Posts

🚨Are we on the brink of a cyber-war?🚨

📢 What happened? An allegedly Chinese-sponsored hacker group carried out a sustained cyberattack (2021-2023) on the Belgian State Security Service (VSSE), stealing sensitive information.The hackers exploited a vulnerability in Microsoft Exchange servers...

The Psychology of Phishing: Why We Fall For It

Phishing attacks, those deceptive emails or messages designed to steal your personal information, are a constant threat.But why do they work?It's not just about technology; it's about understanding the psychology behind these scams. Let's analyse the leverages that...

Five major cyberattacks of 2024

The number of cyberattacks has increased in recent years. Between April 2023 and March 2024, there was an 81% increase, and the types of companies now being targeted aren’t just major corporations. Cybercriminals are going after smaller ones too. They’re also...

A major ransomware attack on the NHS

Earlier in June, Synnovis, a pathology services provider to several of London’s NHS Trust hospitals was the victim of double extortion ransomware. According to one healthcare cybersecurity expert, “this is probably one of the most significant cyberattacks on the NHS”...

Hacktivists: what are they and why should you care?

Hacktivists are generally known to carry out cyberattacks for, what they perceive to be, the greater good of society. They’re a bit like the Robin Hoods of the internet. However, in recent years, the nature of hacktivism has changed and as such is potentially becoming...

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