We Shipped a Threat Intelligence Graph. 20 Minutes Later, France Tested It.

At 2:36 PM Central on March 3, 2026, we deployed threat intelligence graph traversal to the Butterbot analytics platform. Five new API endpoints. Zero new...

Patrick Duggan

Mar 34 min read

The Legacy of Security Vendors Is Mass Surveillance, Not Security

The security industry has a dirty secret hiding in plain sight: the product is surveillance, not protection.

Patrick Duggan

Mar 34 min read

The Coalita Express: Kristi Noem's $300 Million Flying Bedroom Has an Epstein Problem

There is a pattern in American power that repeats itself with the regularity of a metronome: powerful people, private planes, bedrooms in the sky, cover...

Patrick Duggan

Mar 34 min read

DHS Is Shut Down While a Nation-State Has F5 Source Code. That Is Not a Coincidence — It Is a Consequence.

Kristi Noem testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee today. The hearing covered Minneapolis killings, $220 million in self-promotional TV ads, and a...

Patrick Duggan

Mar 34 min read

The March 2026 Threat Landscape: F5 Source Code in Enemy Hands, 25 Million Records Breached, and Why Your Edge Devices Are the New Front Door

The security nets are on fire this week. Here is what we are tracking across 952,251 indicators, 350 named adversaries, and 43.5 GB of indexed threat...

Patrick Duggan

Mar 34 min read

Follow the Followers: The SIM Swap Stack We Found in the Samsung Leak's Shadow

Tags: threat-intelligence, scattered-spider, sim-swap, rogue-bts, lte-downgrade, github, ioc, mfa-bypass

Patrick Duggan

Mar 25 min read

We Hunted Lapsus$ on GitHub. Here's What We Actually Found.

Tags: threat-intelligence, lapsus, scattered-spider, github, mfa-fatigue, malware-analysis, ioc

Patrick Duggan

Mar 25 min read

He's in the Files. Now He's Dead.

Umar Dzhabrailov, former Russian senator and Chechen businessman, was found dead in Moscow on March 2, 2026. A gun was next to him. Russian authorities...

Patrick Duggan

Mar 23 min read