Threat intelligence

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ResearchGovernment & DefenceHigh
Anthropic says AI is moving from assistant to orchestrator in cyber operations
Anthropic’s September threat report describes how actors used Claude for reconnaissance, intrusion support, tool rebuilding and parallelized cyber operations.
Mei-Lin Chen12 Sep 2026, 18:50 IST7 min read
NewsGovernment & DefenceHigh
A CVSS 10.0 ERP Flaw Your Scanner Will Never Report: The CERT-In Blind Spot
CERT-In scored an unauthenticated RCE in Manacle ERP at CVSS 10.0. The CVE is in NVD, but with no CPE data your scanner cannot match it. Here is how to fix that.
CST Newsroom11 Sep 2026, 10:00 IST6 min read
ResearchEducation & AcademiaHigh
Eight new ransomware brands in one week: why tracking group names has stopped working
One tracker logged 315 leak-site posts from 40 groups in a single August week, eight of them new. Brand-based detection cannot keep pace. Here is what to instrument instead.
Daniel Okafor10 Sep 2026, 19:15 IST6 min read
ResearchEducation & AcademiaHigh
Screening Serpens shipped six RAT builds in ten weeks. The config file is what gives them away
Unit 42 documented six new RAT variants from Iran-nexus Screening Serpens between February and April 2026. The hashes rotate; the AppDomainManager config file does not.
Mei-Lin Chen9 Sep 2026, 13:30 IST6 min read
ThreatsGovernment & DefenceHigh
Gunra ransomware: what AA26-222A actually gives your detection engineers
Six agencies detailed Gunra's Fortinet entry, its forticloud-sync backdoor and an MFA bypass planted in a VDI server. Here is how to turn that into detection coverage.
Daniel Okafor8 Sep 2026, 21:00 IST6 min read

Anthropic says AI is moving from assistant to orchestrator in cyber operations

A CVSS 10.0 ERP Flaw Your Scanner Will Never Report: The CERT-In Blind Spot

Eight new ransomware brands in one week: why tracking group names has stopped working

Screening Serpens shipped six RAT builds in ten weeks. The config file is what gives them away

Gunra ransomware: what AA26-222A actually gives your detection engineers