Rotating IPs Outpace Reputation: Why Static Blocklists Fail
Collection BriefThreat IntelligenceGREYNOISE.IO
Rotating IPs Outpace Reputation: Why Static Blocklists Fail
Why it mattersFor CISOs, reliance on outdated IP
VMware Launches vDefend for Zero‑Trust Lateral Security in VCF Kubernetes
7SecureCollection BriefCloud SecurityBLOGS.VMWARE.COM
VMware Launches vDefend for Zero‑Trust Lateral Security in VCF Kubernetes
Why it mattersAs enterprises
Rotating IPs Nullify Reputation Scores, Threat Intel Must Evolve
7SecureCollection BriefThreat IntelligenceGREYNOISE.IO
Rotating IPs Nullify Reputation Scores, Threat Intel Must Evolve
Why it mattersA cleaner long-form article view
Custom Article Styling Survives Ghost Migration, Reducing UI Spoofing Risks
7SecureCollection BriefThreat IntelligenceEXAMPLE.COM
Custom Article Styling Survives Ghost Migration, Reducing UI Spoofing Risks
Why it mattersA cleaner long-form article
Ghost Fleet Scan Surge Floods Sensors with Hong Kong‑Based Noise
7SecureCollection BriefThreat IntelligenceGREYNOISE.IO
Ghost Fleet Scan Surge Floods Sensors with Hong Kong‑Based Noise
Why it mattersA cleaner long-form
Ghost Fleet Scan Spike: Hong Kong IPs Lead Coordinated Probing
GreyNoise reported a sharp rise in low‑skill scanning activity tied to the Ghost Fleet campaign. Roughly half of the
Hong Kong‑Based Scan Surge Signals Coordinated Reconnaissance Campaign
GreyNoise reported a sudden rise in previously unseen scanning IPs, with roughly 50 % of the traffic geolocated to Hong Kong.
Hong Kong‑Based Scanners Flood GreyNoise, Signal Recon Before Real Attacks
GreyNoise observed a sudden surge of scanning activity, with roughly 50% of the new source IPs geolocated to Hong Kong.
GPT‑4 Prompt Abuse Injects Hidden Backdoors into CI/CD Pipelines
Security researchers have uncovered a new supply‑chain attack vector where threat actors feed carefully crafted prompts to GPT‑4.
SSH/Telnet Scan Spike Reveals New Port Probes — Defenders Must Act
The ISC Stormcast for March 25 2026 recorded a sharp rise in automated scans against SSH (port 22) and Telnet
