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Vulnerabilities & Exploits

CrowdStrike Wins Gartner 2026 Customers’ Choice for ASPM – A Defender’s Edge

CrowdStrike Wins Gartner 2026 Customers’ Choice for ASPM – A Defender’s Edge

CrowdStrike’s Application Security Posture Management (ASPM) platform was voted the 2026 Customers’ Choice in Gartner Peer Insights. The award reflects strong user endorsement that the solution aggregates vulnerability data from a wide range of scanners, code repositories, and runtime tools into a single, coherent view. For defenders, the platform’

Malware & Ransomware

Stealth Ransomware Hides in CISA KEV Updates, Threat Intel Uncovers Chains

Stealth Ransomware Hides in CISA KEV Updates, Threat Intel Uncovers Chains

GreyNoise’s recent analysis shows that multiple ransomware families have been operating almost invisibly by surfacing only in the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency’s KEV (Known Exploited Vulnerabilities) bulletins. By correlating passive DNS records with network traffic logs, the researchers reconstructed full infection chains—from the initial exploit of

Vulnerabilities & Exploits

CISA Early Warning Boosts Real‑Time CVE Exploitation Insight

CISA’s Early Warning System now emits alerts the moment network traffic patterns reveal active exploitation of publicly disclosed CVEs. By continuously monitoring anomaly spikes across a wide sensor base and correlating them with known vulnerability signatures, the program can pinpoint when attackers move from reconnaissance to actual weaponization. For

Threat Intelligence

GreyNoise Launches SMB‑Focused Blocklists to Stop Malicious Traffic Early

GreyNoise Launches SMB‑Focused Blocklists to Stop Malicious Traffic Early

GreyNoise rolled out a new suite of blocklist services designed specifically for small and mid‑sized businesses. The solution pulls in multiple threat‑intelligence feeds, consolidates malicious IPs and host signatures, and automatically drops that traffic at the network edge, preventing it from ever reaching the organization’s assets. For

Threat Intelligence

Ransomware Surge Targets Cloud: New Variants Threaten Enterprise Infrastructure

Ransomware Surge Targets Cloud: New Variants Threaten Enterprise Infrastructure

Check Point’s February 2 threat‑intelligence brief reveals a sharp uptick in ransomware attacks, driven by a wave of freshly‑crafted malware families that specifically hunt for mis‑configured cloud services and container workloads. The report catalogs the campaigns’ tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs), showing attackers leveraging stolen cloud

Vulnerabilities & Exploits

Old Adobe Reader Flaws Resurrected to Power Ransomware Campaigns

Old Adobe Reader Flaws Resurrected to Power Ransomware Campaigns

Recent threat intel shows ransomware operators are reviving Adobe Reader vulnerabilities disclosed years ago. By weaponizing legacy CVEs that allow remote code execution through crafted PDFs, attackers can gain an initial foothold without user interaction and quickly launch encryption payloads after the first compromise. The renewed abuse means organizations that

Threat Intelligence

CISA Alert: Public Tools Repurposed for Global Cyber Attacks

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) issued an activity alert that catalogs a set of publicly available utilities—many released for legitimate security testing, network diagnostics, or open‑source research—that have recently been observed in active cyber‑crime campaigns across multiple regions. Because these tools are freely downloadable

Malware & Ransomware

GreyNoise Reveals New KEV Ransomware Delivery IPs

GreyNoise Reveals New KEV Ransomware Delivery IPs

GreyNoise’s latest research cross‑referenced network traffic logs with known ransomware indicators and uncovered a set of previously unseen IP addresses actively serving ransomware payloads tied to the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog. By mapping these delivery points to specific KEV entries, the team exposed a covert distribution layer