[FORECAST] The Patch Clock Is Also an Evidence Clock

We put a 30% chance on two public FCEB cases proving post-deadline edge exploitation by year-end.

[FORECAST] The Package Was Not the Prize

A malicious package can be removed. A credential harvested from the build path can keep creating risk long after the incident looks closed. That is why “cleanup” and “containment” are not the same word, even if a dashboard would very much like them to be.

[FORECAST] The VPN Was Retired Until It Answered

Legacy access paths have a nasty habit of surviving architecture updates, migration plans, and confident diagrams. The Check Point IKEv1 case is useful because it points at a larger defender problem: attackers are not only chasing fresh bugs. They are testing whether yesterday’s compatibility debt still works today.

[FORECAST] The Patch Clock Is Also an Evidence Clock

[FORECAST] The Package Was Not the Prize

[FORECAST] The VPN Was Retired Until It Answered

[FORECAST] Will Akira trigger a week-long hospital disruption by end of 2026? (Updated 2026-05-11)

[FORECAST UPDATED] After LockBit and BlackCat, Is Cl0p Really Next in Line?

[FORECAST] ShinyHunters SaaS Data Theft: Why Non-Ransom Monetization Looks Increasingly Attractive

Token Factory: The 5 Costliest US Breaches of 2025