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Threat Intelligence

GreyNoise Now Built Into CrowdStrike Falcon for Instant IP Reputation

GreyNoise Now Built Into CrowdStrike Falcon for Instant IP Reputation

GreyNoise’s noise‑reduction and threat‑intel feeds have been embedded directly into the CrowdStrike Falcon console. The integration lets security teams see GreyNoise scores, exposure levels, and curated blocklists alongside Falcon alerts without opening a separate portal or switching tools. Defenders gain immediate context on inbound IPs, cutting false

Emerging AI‑weaponized automation amplifies attack surface 🚀. Cloud platform vulnerabilities demand decisive resilience measures.

Emerging AI‑weaponized automation amplifies attack surface 🚀. Cloud platform vulnerabilities demand decisive resilience measures.

Hello, March 14, 2026 – here’s today’s critical threat intel. Today's headlines * GreyNoise expands across major security platforms. * SmartApeSG campaign delivers Remcos RAT via ClickFix. * Cloudflare adds account abuse protection and AI app security. * Google patches active Chrome zero‑day exploits. * OpenClaw AI skills increasingly weaponized. 1️

Vulnerabilities & Exploits

Han Language Leverages Rust to Eliminate Memory Vulnerabilities in Secure Apps

Han Language Leverages Rust to Eliminate Memory Vulnerabilities in Secure Apps

A GitHub project has released Han, a new Korean‑centric programming language that is written in Rust. By compiling to safe Rust code, Han inherits Rust’s strict ownership model, borrow checker, and zero‑cost abstractions, creating a development environment where classic memory errors—buffer overflows, use‑after‑free, and

AI Security & Threats

OpenClaw AI Agents Turn Automation Into a New Malware Weapon

OpenClaw AI Agents Turn Automation Into a New Malware Weapon

VirusTotal’s recent blog post revealed that threat actors are weaponizing OpenClaw’s AI‑driven automation platform to launch sophisticated infection chains. By deploying custom OpenClaw agents, attackers can generate reverse shells, embed cognitive rootkits, and orchestrate multi‑stage payload delivery without manual intervention. The AI agents adapt their tactics

Threat Intelligence

Fake Calendar Renewal Notices Deliver Malware via Malicious Links

Fake Calendar Renewal Notices Deliver Malware via Malicious Links

Attackers are sending bogus calendar invitations that masquerade as subscription renewal reminders. The .ics files embed links that appear to point to legitimate service pages, but clicking them redirects victims to phishing sites or triggers automatic download of malicious payloads. The campaign leverages the trust users place in calendar apps,

Security Culture & Human Factors

OWASP Shuts Down Meetup Hub – Defenders Must Reroute Community Intel

The OWASP Foundation has officially retired its dedicated Meetup platform, directing all project and chapter members to shift conversations to existing forums, mailing lists, or other collaboration tools. The decision closes a long‑standing venue where security professionals exchanged vulnerability disclosures, remediation strategies, and coordination for upcoming events. For defenders,

Malware & Ransomware

Iran‑Backed Group Deploys Wiper Malware Against Stryker’s Medical Systems

Krebs on Security reported that a cyber‑crime group with alleged ties to the Iranian government claimed responsibility for a wiper malware campaign targeting Stryker, a major provider of medical‑technology products. The attackers gained access to internal networks, deployed a destructive payload that overwrote files and rendered critical systems