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By Assaf Morag, Cybersecurity Researcher

Haute couture is presented as the most controlled, exclusive, and artisanal corner of the fashion industry. Invitation-only shows. One-of-one garments. Months of handwork. Astronomical prices.

But when you step away from the runway narrative and look at couture as a system (mate...


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By John Williamson, Chief Revenue Officer (CRO)

For fifteen years, the external threat intelligence market has operated on a simple premise: Scan the dark web, find bad things, alert the customer, repeat. The companies that dominated this era, such as Recorded Future and ZeroFox, built impressive platforms. They cataloged billions of threats. Th...


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On December 4th, 2025, a user operating under the handle “Student” posted what they called “the deepest state tax fraud guide that exists anywhere on the planet right now.” According to the post, the author had executed 127 fraudulent tax filings between September and December 2025, yielding $1,927,400 in stolen refunds across 15 states. The guide included success rates b...


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On February 12th, 2026, security researcher Dmitry Smilyanets posted to X that he had received a physical letter supposedly from Trezor, the crypto hardware wallet company, regarding a “Mandatory Authentication Check.” He quickly identified it as a scam designed to trick Trezor customers into uploading their private keys to a phishing website.

The fraudu...


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We have identified widespread exploitation of OpenClaw (formerly MoltBot and ClawdBot) AI agents by multiple threat groups in Flare. OpenClaw, an open-source autonomous AI assistant framework created by Peter Steinberger (now of OpenAI) achieved viral adoption in late January 2026, presents a high-severity risk profile due to its design architecture that grants extensive ...


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