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Four banks of narrow metal mailboxes mounted on a weathered wooden wall, each box a different faded colour and several numbered by hand, with a rusted tin canopy above them.

Cybersecurity 5 min

Three DNS Records Almost Nobody Publishes

DNSSEC, CAA and MTA-STS each protect people who will never know they exist. Across 18 major ASEAN banks, government port...

Kenji Tanaka

Pub. 19 Aug

A red fire extinguisher in its bracket on a plain white wall in a quiet domestic hallway, its instruction label unmarked and its pin still in place, beside a closed panelled door.

Cyber Threat Intel 6 min

Can You Prove an Attack Was Prevented?

Early warning is what threat intelligence is sold on, and prevention is the least verifiable claim in security — the evi...

Priya Nair

Pub. 19 Aug

An aerial view of a night market after dark: dozens of rows of stall canopies in red, blue, white and orange, each lit from beneath, packed edge to edge so the individual stalls blur into a grid.

Cyber Threat Intel 5 min

Who Sells Threat Intelligence

Four quite different businesses use the same phrase, which is most of why the market is confusing. A map of the categori...

Priya Nair

Pub. 19 Aug

A blue coin-operated seafront viewer on a concrete plinth, pointed out across flat grey water under a heavy overcast sky, with a low treeline on the far shore.

Cybersecurity 6 min

What Your Own Domain Tells a Stranger

OSINT needs no budget and no access. We ran it against our own domain and found 26 robots.txt rules naming /admin/ and /...

Kenji Tanaka

Pub. 19 Aug

A market stall wall hung with dozens of near-identical festival masks, each a smiling face fringed with feathers and coloured beadwork, repeating in rows so that individual masks are hard to tell apart.

Cyber Threat Intel 5 min

What a Threat Actor Name Buys You

Reporting names adversaries with real confidence — APT29, Lazarus, Sandworm — and it is worth asking how much a name act...

Kenji Tanaka

Pub. 19 Aug

A glass pour-over coffee brewer on a wooden table, its paper cone still holding a bed of wet spent grounds while the brewed coffee sits dark in the carafe below, beside a small ceramic cup.

Cyber Threat Intel 5 min

From Feed to Decision

Buying a threat feed is the easy part. We work through the filtering that free public data already does to a scanner rep...

Priya Nair

Pub. 19 Aug

A single dressmaker's pin with a bright green head standing upright in a dense pile of dry straw, its thin steel shaft catching the light against the tangle of stalks around it.

Cyber Threat Intel 6 min

What Threat Intelligence Actually Is

380,235 vulnerabilities have been published. 1,670 are confirmed to be exploited in the wild — about one in 228. Telling...

Priya Nair

Pub. 19 Aug

A large rusted iron padlock hanging from the hasp of a heavy studded wooden door. Its shackle is swung open and unlatched, so the lock is in place but fastening nothing.

Cybersecurity 6 min

Many Security Policies Permit the Attacks They Are Meant to Block

Eighteen ASEAN banks, government portals and telcos send a mean of 3.7 of 5 browser-protection headers, which is better...

Kenji Tanaka

Pub. 19 Aug

A plain brass padlock fastened through the steel latch of a shipping container door, photographed close up. The door behind it is painted teal and covered in graffiti, and the latch and bolt heads are scuffed with use.

Cybersecurity 6 min

Most of an AI Attack Is an Ordinary Attack

MITRE's AI threat matrix, ATLAS, shares 13 of its 16 tactics with classical ATT&CK. Only two are genuinely new — and jus...

Priya Nair

Pub. 19 Aug

A close-up of a brushed steel combination dial set into a pale safe door, its numbered ring running from zero to ninety around a knurled centre knob.

Cybersecurity 6 min

What Shor's Algorithm Actually Breaks

Shor's method is ordinary arithmetic with one quantum step inside it. We ran the classical part exhaustively over sixtee...

Kenji Tanaka

Pub. 18 Aug

Red, yellow and green network patch cables plugged into the lit ports of a rack-mounted switch, with more cabling running out of focus behind it.

Cybersecurity 7 min

How Big Are Post-Quantum Encryption Keys?

We measured two live handshakes to our own site. Hybrid post-quantum key exchange adds 1,178 bytes to the ClientHello —...

Kenji Tanaka

Pub. 16 Aug

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Cybersecurity 9 min

How Much of ISO 27001 Can You Actually Automate?

ISO/IEC 27001:2022 has 93 Annex A controls. Our 27 automated compliance checks cover 18 of them — not quite a fifth — an...

Kenji Tanaka

Pub. 15 Aug

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