by Heloisa Camargo | Aug 25, 2026 | Deep Dive
Your SOC Won’t Survive AI Attackers Without This Shift Find Threat Talks on Your SOC Won’t Survive AI Attackers Without This Shift Running a SOC was always hard. With AI in attackers’ hands, hard becomes impossible, unless you change how you work....
by Heloisa Camargo | Aug 18, 2026 | Deep Dive
Shiny Hunters: One Name Behind a Dozen Mega-Breaches Find Threat Talks on Shiny Hunters: One Name Behind a Dozen Mega-Breaches Salesforce, Google, Okta, Louis Vuitton, Allianz, Odido: all breached under the same name. Shiny Hunters may not even be one group. It...
by Heloisa Camargo | Jul 28, 2026 | Deep Dive
JADEPUFFER: The AI Malware With No Human in the loop Find Threat Talks on What if AI stopped being the assistant to cybercriminals and became the attacker itself? That’s no longer hypothetical. JADEPUFFER is the first documented case of ransomware run...
by Sam Helmink | Jul 21, 2026 | Deep Dive
Four Firewall Mistakes Still Wrecking Networks in 2026 Find Threat Talks on Three out of four firewall rule sets ON2IT’s SOC inherits share the same blind spots, and none of the fixes cost extra licensing. Jelle Konings, security optimization specialist at ON2IT,...
by Heloisa Camargo | Jul 14, 2026 | Deep Dive
Would Your Boss Read Your Prompts? Private AI, Explained Find Threat Talks on Would you still use ChatGPT if your boss could read every prompt you typed? Every day, employees paste source code, contracts, and customer records into AI tools you do not control, on the...
by Marc van Waasbergen | Mar 24, 2026 | Deep Dive
React2Shell Explained Find Threat Talks on React2Shell Explained Log4j caught everyone off guard. React2Shell might be doing the same right now. Across thousands of React and Next.js applications, exposure is already present. In many cases, it is built in by default...
