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Threat analysis, incident-response findings, hunting logic, infrastructure analysis, and practical defensive material from XecureLogic.
AI Can Write the Code. It Shouldn’t Get to Decide It’s Done.
Authority, independent evidence, and sensitive-data boundaries for engineering environments where AI agents plan, execute, and act — with sourced reporting from Google Threat Intelligence Group and NIST.
Inside the ChatGPT Stealer Campaign: Live C2 Verification and Technical Teardown
Reverse engineering, C2 verification, infrastructure analysis, YARA rules, network signatures, hashes, and an incident-response playbook.
Malicious “ChatGPT Helper” Chrome Extensions Are Stealing Prompts — And We've Seen It Firsthand
Chrome-extension artifacts, Microsoft Defender detections, SOC hunting queries, indicators, and practical mitigations for enterprise environments.
What 2025 Taught Us About Modern Cyber Threats: A Year in Incident Response
Five anonymized incident-response cases spanning credential compromise, DDoS exposure, identity attacks, phishing, and the operational lessons carried into 2026.
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