[GAME THEORY] Who connects a contractor's laptop, source access, and payee?

A new joint advisory links recruiter malware and some DPRK IT workers. Here is where to join hiring, access, and payment decisions.

[FORECAST] The Next Mail Breach May Look Like a Collection Job

A 58% disclosure forecast—and the ownership test that matters before the next campaign is named.

[DEEP RESEARCH] Containment Ends at the Last Denial, Not the First Click

Map the trust chain, measure the containment gap, and test the three token failures most likely to survive a routine response.

[DEEP RESEARCH] The Runner Knows What Package Provenance Cannot

A practical operating model for package admission, runtime detection, and proving downstream impact before the trail goes cold.

[FORECAST] Authorization Is Public; Execution May Stay Hidden

Our 45% forecast—and the public signals that would show private cyber effects have moved from authority to action.

[GAME THEORY] The Help Desk Is Becoming the New Intrusion Broker

Vishing works because urgency can become SaaS authority. Break the trust transaction without breaking support.

[GAME THEORY] Ransomware Did Not Need a Better Exploit. It Needed a Better Business Model.

AlphaHunt examines how ransomware-as-a-service turns familiar enterprise weaknesses into repeatable extortion inputs—and why recovery maturity changes the attacker’s continuation game only after access. The full analysis separates observed behavior from assessed motive, maps operator, affiliate, broker, victim, government, and insurer incentives, and gives defenders a practical way to pressure the edge-to-recovery path before encryption.

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