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Security operations
Detection, response, SIEM and the people who run them. 30 pieces.
eMudhra's private key was the number 4. Chrome blocked it in 100 minutes
Cyber insurance rates fell for 13 quarters running; US rates went flat
Memory-corruption bugs fell from 31% to 14% of exploited flaws
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October2026 · 7 pieces
- Binance lost $6.3 billion in 20 minutes; Tether and Circle froze $1.8 billion in an hour3 min
- Six days from patch to exploited: PHP, Node.js, Oracle and the order to fix them9 min
- One extortion case in three now skips encryption and just steals the data5 min
- PHP2Shell takes a server in one request; 2.6 million hosts are exposed10 min
- eMudhra's private key was the number 4. Chrome blocked it in 100 minutes9 min
- Cyber insurance rates fell for 13 quarters running; US rates went flat5 min
- Memory-corruption bugs fell from 31% to 14% of exploited flaws5 min
September2026 · 2 pieces
July2026 · 1 piece
May2026 · 2 pieces
April2026 · 2 pieces
March2026 · 2 pieces
February2026 · 1 piece
December2025 · 1 piece
August2025 · 1 piece
July2025 · 1 piece
June2025 · 1 piece
May2025 · 1 piece
March2025 · 1 piece
February2025 · 2 pieces
January2025 · 3 pieces
December2024 · 1 piece
November2024 · 1 piece
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