Yesterday the IRGC named 18 American companies as military targets. Today we went hunting on GitHub for the exploit code that's already being staged against them. We found webshells disguised as security research. Full exploitation toolkits published the day before CISA deadlines. Java GUI "exploit tools" committed with debug logs. And nobody paying attention. This is the wasteland. The space between a CVE disclosure and a patch deployment where attackers stage their tools in

Yesterday at 8 PM Tehran time, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps published a list of 18 American technology companies it considers "legitimate military targets." For every assassination of an Iranian leader, an American company will be destroyed. Employees were told to leave their workplaces immediately. The list: Apple. Google. Meta. Microsoft. Nvidia. Intel. Cisco. HP. Dell. Oracle. IBM. Palantir. Tesla. Boeing. General Electric. JPMorgan Chase. Spire Solutions. G42. We

On January 14, 2026, we found a fake Cisco Firepower Management Center proof-of-concept on GitHub. It wasn't a PoC. It was a webshell disguised as one — a Pattern 38 supply chain attack targeting security researchers who test vulnerabilities for a living. We published the findings. We reported the repo. Twelve days later, on January 26, someone started exploiting the real Cisco FMC for real. Not a fake PoC. Not a webshell in a GitHub repo. A CVSS 10.0 unauthenticated remote c

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