Iran-Linked Cyberattack Disrupts UK Power Generation Facility
Blog Iran-Linked Cyberattack Disrupts UK Power Generation Facility TL;DR / Key Findings Incident: A cyber incident affected a small power generation facility in the United Kingdom in July 2026, with the facility reportedly remaining unavailable for approximately four days. Impact: No consumer outages were reported and the wider UK electricity system was not affected. Attribution: […]
The Top 10 Vulnerabilities Threat Actors Exploited Most in 2026
Blog The Top 10 Vulnerabilities Threat Actors Exploited Most in 2026 Every year, a large share of breaches starts with an attacker exploiting a vulnerability in software the target is running, and it is now one of the most common ways into a network. What follows depends on where the flaw sits. A vulnerable VPN […]
The Rise and Fall of BreachForums: A Cybercrime Empire Collapses
Blog The Rise and Fall of BreachForums: A Cybercrime Empire Collapses Quick Summary: BreachForums emerged in March 2022 as RaidForums’ successor and became the world’s dominant stolen data marketplace. Founded by Conor Fitzpatrick (pompompurin), it attracted major threat actors including ShinyHunters and IntelBroker. The platform collapsed between 2023-2026 through cascading administrator arrests, FBI seizures, a […]
TheHatman Claims 3.6M Records Linked to Azure Environments Across Nine Organizations
Blog TheHatman Claims 3.6M Records Linked to Azure Environments Across Nine Organizations TL;DR Threat actor: TheHatman (underground cybercrime forum listing) Platform targeted: Microsoft Azure tenant environments / Entra ID Activity window: August 1, 2026 (campaign start) – August 12, 2026 (most recent observed activity) Claimed victims & record counts: McDonald’s (~1.7M records), Vodafone (~425,000 records), […]
The Rise of Ransomware in July 2026: What Companies Need to Know
Blog The Rise of Ransomware in July 2026: What Companies Need to Know Ransomware did not slow down in July 2026. If anything, the threat landscape became more fragmented, more targeted, and harder to predict. ThreatMon’s latest ransomware research identified activity linked to six distinct ransomware groups, affecting organizations across multiple countries and industries. The […]
Understanding The Agentic Crime Ecosystem
Blog Understanding The Agentic Crime Ecosystem Artificial intelligence is changing cybersecurity in more ways than one. While organizations continue adopting AI assistants to improve productivity, attackers are beginning to use the same technologies to automate reconnaissance, exploit vulnerabilities, and adapt during live operations. The shift is significant because AI is no longer limited to generating […]
From One Vendor to Hundreds of Organizations: What a Turkish HR Provider Breach Reveals About Supply Chain Cyber Risk
Blog Baltas Eksen Seçme Değerlendirme Eğitim ve Org. Tic. A.Ş. (“Baltas”), a Turkish HR and executive assessment provider, officially disclosed a personal data breach to Türkiye’s Personal Data Protection Authority (KVKK). Shortly after, a threat actor surfaced on an underground forum claiming responsibility for the breach and asserting that data belonging to more than 750 […]
TeamPCP: How a Cloud Exploitation Group Evolved Into a Supply Chain Threat
Blog When TeamPCP emerged in late 2025, few recognized the threat actor that would eventually compromise over 1,000 organizations. What distinguishes this financially motivated cybercrime group isn’t cutting-edge technology but strategic evolution a calculated shift from opportunistic cloud exploitation to coordinated supply chain attacks that fundamentally challenged conventional security assumptions. From Cloud Mining to Supply […]
From Threat Intelligence to Action: ThreatMon and Binalyze Partner to Operationalize Cyber Threat Intelligence
Blog Threat intelligence creates value only when it helps security teams detect, investigate, and respond to threats faster. Organizations today consume large volumes of cyber threat intelligence, yet many still struggle to transform that intelligence into actionable detection and hunting content. Security teams often export indicators of compromise (IOCs), manually convert them into detection rules, […]
625 Victims Later: What Attackers Did Differently in June 2026
Blog When ransomware reports are published, attention usually goes straight to the total victim count. For June 2026, that figure stands at 625. However, the more meaningful insights lie beneath the headline number in the geographic distribution, the targeted industries, and several notable incidents that reveal how ransomware operations continue to evolve. The geography hasn’t […]