This article introduces threat activity enablers (TAEs), the infrastructure providers and networks that underpin modern cyber threats across both criminal and state-sponsored activity. These entities…
Welcome to this week’s edition of the Threat Source newsletter. Hey, you. Yeah, you! The person endlessly scrolling or typing away at their computer. Did…
Security teams are under more pressure than ever to move faster, see more, and act with confidence. At the same time, the way cybersecurity investigations…
Were you affected? Retroactive Threat Detection on Verity471 helps you find out in an instant. When a new threat surfaces, every CISO wants an answer…
Security operations are entering a new phase. As attack techniques grow faster and more complex, the effectiveness of a SOC depends less on collecting more…
We are proud to share that Flashpoint has been named a Challenger in the inaugural 2026 Gartner® Magic Quadrant for Cyber Threat Intelligence Technologies. “We…
In this LABScon 25 presentation, Joe FitzPatrick explores how networked devices manufactured overseas have quietly become indispensable to everything from small-business prototyping labs to roadside…
Cisco Talos has recently started to collect and gather intelligence around phone numbers within emails as an additional indicator of compromise (IOC). In this blog, we discuss new insights into in-the-wild phone number reuse in scam emails. According…
Intro There’s a certain energy you can only find at Recorded Future. Take that energy and bring it to London’s “Silicon Roundabout” and you get…
Introduction The primary goal for attackers in a phishing campaign is to bypass email security and trick the potential victim into revealing their data. To…
Choose an ecosystem partner for agent security and governance AI agents aren’t coming—they’re already in your environment. They show up in places you expect (like Microsoft Copilot, Microsoft Teams, and Microsoft 365) and even more…
In this article Microsoft Defender is investigating a high-severity local privilege escalation vulnerability (CVE-2026-31431) affecting multiple major Linux distributions including Red Hat, SUSE, Ubuntu, and…
