Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs)
Articles on nation-state and highly sophisticated cyber threat groups, including APT28, Kimsuky, MuddyWater, and their tactics, techniques, and infrastructure.
AI Cybersecurity Threats: Health-ISAC Warns of ShinyHunters SaaS Identity Attacks
Health-ISAC has issued an advisory warning healthcare and medical technology organizations of escalating identity and data theft attacks by the ShinyHunters extortion gang. This analysis details their vishing and phishing tactics targeting helpdesk agents, Microsoft Entra and Okta SSO dashboards, and connected SaaS services, while outlining complete defensive practices for securing Tier 0 control planes in 2026.
How FBI's Operation Cronos Shattered LockBit Trust Amid Rising AI Cybersecurity Threats
An in-depth analysis of how the FBI's Operation Cronos shattered LockBit by targeting affiliate trust, and what the dismantling of Ransomware-as-a-Service trust models means for AI cybersecurity threats in 2026.
AI Cybersecurity Threats: CISA and Australia Urge Critical Infrastructure Isolation Plans
CISA, ACSC, and FBI released joint guidance urging critical infrastructure operators to prepare isolation plans for vital OT systems ahead of state-sponsored attacks, detailing physical and graduated isolation strategies.
Psychedelic Integration: Living What You've Learned
Integration isn't journaling or reflection—it's the gradual process of living differently as insight becomes woven into everyday relationships and patterns.
Trojanized Enterprise Tools and Blockchain C2: AI Cybersecurity Threats in 2026
A technical breakdown of threat actor UAT-11795 deploying Starland RAT, CastleStealer, and the in-memory WLDR agent via trojanized WebEx, Zoom, and developer tools.
APT28 Weaponizes Clickfix: How Russia’s Elite Unit Reshapes AI Cybersecurity Threats in 2026
Verified analysis of how Russia's APT28 hackers weaponized the Clickfix social engineering technique to bypass automated defenses, deliver fileless payloads, and compromise endpoints in 2026.
ShinyHunters Claims Ernst & Young Breach: Supply-Chain Flaws in Modern AI Cybersecurity Threats
ShinyHunters extortion gang claims responsibility for the Ernst & Young data breach, alleging a supply-chain attack compromised third-party IT systems. The group threatens data release by July 31, 2026, though EY has not confirmed the claims.
Under 24 Hours to Lockout: How Spirals Portends AI Cybersecurity Threats in 2026
A technical breakdown of the June 2026 Spirals ransomware intrusion, where threat actors moved from IIS web shell access to network-wide Rust-based encryption in under 24 hours.
Artificial Intelligence AI Cybersecurity: How HOLLOWGRAPH Abuses M365 Calendars for Covert Espionage
Group-IB researchers uncovered HOLLOWGRAPH, a focused espionage malware abusing Microsoft 365 calendars set for May 13, 2050, to stash commands and exfiltrated files via the Graph API.
Beyond 'Fire-and-Forget': How Modular Malware Like GigaWiper is Changing AI Cybersecurity Threats
Research on GigaWiper, a novel modular wiper-backdoor malware that allows threat actors to choose their destructive methods flexibly. Analysis reveals functionality beyond traditional 'fire-and-forget' wipers.
Artificial Intelligence AI Cybersecurity: Defeating the Bloated Lampion Trojan
An analysis of the Lampion banking Trojan, a Brazilian-origin threat targeting Portuguese organizations using massive file padding up to 750MB to evade static analysis and modern AI cybersecurity filters.
Defying Everest: How Stadler Rail Navigated Its Latest Cyber Extortion Attempt
An analysis of Stadler Rail's firm refusal to pay a $12.3 million (CHF 10M) ransom demand by the Everest group, looking at the third-party data exchange breach and the company's historical stance on cybersecurity extortion.