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Cybersecurity

Apr 22, 2026 Jacob Krell

The Invisible Threat: Business Logic Flaws in Modern Applications and Why Scanners Miss Them

In today's security landscape, some of the most dangerous vulnerabilities aren't flagged by automated scanners at all. These are the business logic ...

Apr 20, 2026 Hannah Perez

Suzu Labs Acquires Emulated Criminals

Bridging the gap between theory and the threat reality, Suzu Labs is proud to announce the acquisition of Emulated Criminals. This strategic merger ...

Cybersecurity

Apr 17, 2026 Suzu Labs

The Wall Around Claude 4.7 Does Not Extend to Dread

Anthropic released Claude Opus 4.7 on April 16, 2026 with automated cybersecurity safeguards and a Cyber Verification Program. Dark web intelligence ...

youtube

Apr 10, 2026 Jacob Krell

The Engagement Ratchet: How YouTube, Instagram, and Amazon Trained Users to Accept Less Control

Earlier this year, YouTube began rolling out a row of algorithmically recommended videos at the top of the Subscriptions page. The section, labeled ...

Generative AI

Apr 01, 2026 Hannah Perez

The Rosie Protocol: Is AI-Driven Personalized Medicine Finally Here?

In late 2024, Sydney tech entrepreneur Paul Conyngham was told his rescue dog, Rosie, had months to live. She was battling a tennis ball-sized mast ...

Critical Infrastructure

Mar 30, 2026 Jacob Krell

While TSA Made Headlines, CISA Went Dark

The Department of Homeland Security has been partially shut down for over 45 days. In that time, 460 TSA officers have quit, absences at major ...

Threat Intelligence

Mar 27, 2026 Jacob Krell

Claude Mythos and the Cybersecurity Risk That Was Already Here

On March 26, Anthropic confirmed the existence of Claude Mythos, an unreleased AI model described internally as "a step change" in capabilities, ...

Critical Infrastructure

Mar 26, 2026 Mike Bell

BPFdoor in Telecom Networks: The FCC Is Securing the Edge, but China's Hackers Are Already Past It

Rapid7's research reveals China-linked kernel implants deep inside telecom signaling infrastructure. Here's what BPFdoor is, how it evolved, and what ...

Cybersecurity

Mar 23, 2026 Hannah Perez

Securing the AI Frontier: Suzu Labs Sweeps 4 Global InfoSec Awards 2026

We are incredibly proud to announce a monumental achievement. At this year’s Global InfoSec Awards 2026, hosted by Cyber Defense Magazine, Suzu Labs ...

Cybersecurity

Mar 16, 2026 Phillip Wylie

Simply Offensive Podcast: The Future of Pentesting: AI, Automation, and Better Reporting with Dan DeCloss

The Future of Pentesting: AI, Automation, and Better Reporting with Dan DeCloss In this episode of Simply Offensive, Philip Wylie welcomes Dan ...

Critical Infrastructure

Mar 13, 2026 Denis Calderone

From Silence to Strike: Tracking Iran's Cyber Escalation in Real Time

On March 12, medical technology giant Stryker confirmed a cyberattack that wiped devices across 79 countries. The pro-Iran group Handala claimed ...

Social Engineering

Mar 09, 2026 Suzu Labs Intelligence

Internal Analysis: Even Realities G2 Smart Glasses Security & Privacy Investigation

Executive Summary Even Realities markets its G2 smart glasses as the privacy-conscious alternative to Meta Ray-Bans. The core pitch: no camera, no ...

Threat Intelligence

Mar 06, 2026 Mike Bell

The Company Reviewing Your Meta Glasses Footage Has a Security Problem

Last week, Swedish journalists revealed that Meta sends video footage from Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses to human data annotators at Sama, a San ...

CTF

Mar 03, 2026 Jacob Krell

The Death of the CTF: How Agentic AI Is Reshaping Competitive Hacking

View White Paper Abstract: Agentic AI systems are compressing competitive hacking timelines faster than the cybersecurity community has acknowledged. ...

Cybersecurity

Mar 03, 2026 Phillip Wylie

Simply Offensive Podcast: AI Killed the CTF Star with Jacob Krell

In this thought-provoking episode of Simply Offensive, host Philip Wylie sits down with Jacob Krell, a penetration tester and researcher at Suzu ...

Supply Chain Security

Feb 26, 2026 Hannah Perez

Anthropic and Claude: 2026 AI Powerhouse

In early 2026, the image of Anthropic as a cautious, safety-oriented "research lab" has effectively been replaced by its reality: a $380 billion ...

Cybersecurity

Feb 24, 2026 Phillip Wylie

Simply Offensive Podcast: Navigating AI's Challenges in Problem Solving with Darius Houle

In this episode of Simply Offensive, host Philip Wylie welcomes Darius Houle, an Application Security (AppSec) and Assurance expert at Trail of Bits. ...

Cybersecurity

Feb 17, 2026 Phillip Wylie

Simply Offensive Podcast: Exploring the World of Hardware Hacking with Matt Brown

In the latest episode of the Simply Offensive podcast, host Philip Wylie sat down with Matt Brown, a renowned hardware hacker, content creator, and ...

Cybersecurity

Feb 12, 2026 Phillip Wylie

Simply Offensive Podcast: Exploring AI Vulnerabilities in Cybersecurity with Mike Bell of Suzu Labs

In today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape, the convergence of artificial intelligence (AI) and cybersecurity is becoming increasingly ...

Threat Intelligence

Feb 10, 2026 Phillip Wylie

Simply Offensive Podcast: Emulated Cyber Crime with Dahvid Schloss

Beyond the Pentest: Why Adversarial Emulation is the Future of Defensive Training Many organizations operate under the assumption that a clean ...

Threat Intelligence

Jan 30, 2026 Mike Bell

Under Armour Breach: What The Forum Data Actually Shows

On January 18, 2026, the Everest ransomware group made good on their threat and released Under Armour customer data to BreachForums. Two months ...

Threat Intelligence

Jan 20, 2026 Mike Bell

Brightspeed Breach: Crimson Collective and the Infostealer Problem

Recently Crimson Collective claimed they breached Brightspeed and grabbed 1 million+ customer records. The list of data they claim to have accessed ...

Power Grid

Jan 19, 2026 Mike Bell

When Grid Data Goes Dark Web

Inside a threat actor's critical infrastructure targeting In January 2026, 139 gigabytes of engineering data from a U.S. power infrastructure company ...

Critical Infrastructure

Jan 19, 2026 Mike Bell

The $150,000 Password

How one threat actor turned stolen credentials into a global breach portfolio Between December 2025 and January 2026, a single threat actor posted 25 ...

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