Vendor news

Funding rounds, leadership changes, incidents, new capabilities and announcements across the vendors in this catalog — collected automatically from vendors' own public feeds. Product release versions are on their own page, so the landing feed here never reads as one vendor's changelog.Where this comes fromEvery item links to the vendor's own published source: a GitHub release feed, a changelog, a status page, an SEC filing or a company blog. Nothing here is written or editorially reviewed by 0-Doubt, and nothing is a recommendation — it is machine-collected public record, labelled the same way as all other baseline content on the platform. Coverage is uneven by design: a vendor that publishes no public feed will not appear, and that absence is not a judgement about the vendor.

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Introducing SILENTCHAIN Professional: Verified AI Findings for Burp Suite

SILENTCHAIN Professional is now available at $199/seat/year. The advanced AI Burp Suite extension adds Phase 2 active verification, WAF detection, out-of-band testing, 200+ curated payloads, HTML advisory reports, and 10 AI providers. The post Introducing SILENTCHAIN Professional: Verified AI Findings for Burp Suite first appeared on Sn1perSecurity.

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The Video That Plays You: Fake MP4 File Carries Malicious Payload

Executive Summary Introduction On 22 August 2026, Censys ARC observed a Cloudflare-fronted host serving raw PowerShell as text/html over port 80. The script checks the computer name against two hard-coded values (variations on the word ‘clean’ that, if present, cause the script to exit), hides its console, decodes a second PowerShell stage from a base64 […] The post The Video That Plays You: Fake MP4 File Carries Malicious Payload appeared first on Censys.

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The 4307 Mirage

Follow the investigation from an unusual concentration of traffic on port 4307 to a broader network of infrastructure, source IPs, and connected activity.

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Open Directory Exposes Moobot Source Code and Ongoing Activity Post 2024 Court-Authorized Disruption

Executive Summary Introduction An open web directory (86.53.111[.]212), exposed on 30 July 2026, held the source code for Moobot, a variant of the Mirai DDoS malware, alongside additional DDoS tools and a suspected fraudulent Chinese ID verification service. Based on recovered attack logs and ongoing monitoring, multiple recovered DoS toolkits were active in July 2026. […] The post Open Directory Exposes Moobot Source Code and Ongoing Activity Post 2024 Court-Authorized Disruption appeared

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Iran-Linked Cyberattack Disrupts UK Power Generation Facility

Blog Iran-Linked Cyberattack Disrupts UK Power Generation Facility TL;DR / Key Findings Incident: A cyber incident affected a small power generation facility in the United Kingdom in July 2026, with the facility reportedly remaining unavailable for approximately four days. Impact: No consumer outages were reported and the wider UK electricity system was not affected. Attribution: […] The post Iran-Linked Cyberattack Disrupts UK Power Generation Facility appeared first on ThreatMon.

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One Adversary, Two Outcomes: The 0.027% Proof

One malware campaign, 11,000 compromised devices, two banks with very different outcomes. At the bank with fused defence, fraud succeeded on just 0.027% of compromised devices; nine times less than the market average. Regulators are taking notice too.

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PCI DSS Penetration Testing Requirements: What Enterprises Actually Need for Compliance

Getting PCI DSS Requirement 11.4 Right From the Start Enterprises often know they need PCI compliance penetration testing but remain uncertain about what makes a test compliant. PCI DSS v4.0.1 Requirement 11.4 involves considerably more than scheduling an annual external assessment. Scope, internal and external testing, methodology, tester qualifications, segmentation validation, remediation, retesting, and evidence all influence whether the work will satisfy assessor scrutiny. This guide explai

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Caught in 4K: The Aurora Files

The first in CloudSEK's "Caught in 4K" series, where we pull ransomware operations out of the shadows and show exactly how they work. A misconfigured server opened a window straight into an Aurora ransomware operator's playbook: attacker tools, AI-assisted planning, and a look inside the actual negotiation panel where a victims and the operator settled on payment. In partnership with TRM Labs, we traced that payment on-chain, into a wider laundering network moving money across multiple victims.

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How to Evaluate a Penetration Testing Vendor: An Enterprise Buyer’s Checklist

Penetration testing proposals are rarely easy to compare. One vendor prices by application, another by testing days, another by credits, and another by AI test runs. Choosing the right penetration testing vendor therefore requires more than comparing report length, brand recognition, or the initial quote. This guide provides an enterprise checklist and weighted scorecard for evaluating scope, methodology, tester quality, finding validation, reporting, remediation, governance, and total program c

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Tortoiseshell: New Toolset and Operational Infrastructure Exposed

Group-IB Threat Intelligence performed enrichment and APT hunting based on recent public data about the Tortoiseshell APT group, leading to the discovery of new samples sharing similarities with known Tortoiseshell malware and additional operational infrastructure.

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How Continuous Pentesting Became Standard Practice at Dow

A few years ago, Dow's cyber engineering team made the switch from point-in-time pentesting to continuous coverage for their high-value assets. How'd they do it? By partnering with Synack. And keep in mind this was before the recent wave of AI-powered pentesting solutions. Dow was ahead of the curve. The post How Continuous Pentesting Became Standard Practice at Dow appeared first on Synack.

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What the ERMAC Source Leak Says About HookBot

Executive Summary ERMAC and HookBot are two branches of one Android banking trojan sold as a service. They forked from a shared code base and each evolved in the direction its developers took it, but the core they run is close enough that a single constant in the source decides which name the panel shows. […] The post What the ERMAC Source Leak Says About HookBot appeared first on Censys.

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Your Innovators Hub, Built Around You

Earlier this year, we introduced Ivanti Innovators Hub to bring together support, knowledge and community into a more unified experience.  That launch established a strong foundation for a more effortless and predictable experience. Now, we're building on it with new enhancements designed to make the Hub more personalized, connected and relevant, with integrated learning opportunities, stronger community engagement and more tailored experiences.  A more personalized experience  Th

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Continuous Compliance Monitoring: What It Is and the Best Tools to Use

Continuous compliance monitoring means using automated tools to assess your organization’s systems, policies, and security controls to ensure adherence to regulatory requirements. The continuous part means that you do this continuously, instead of scrambling once a year to prove you’re compliant (or failing to do so).  Done well, it makes audit prep far less of […]

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What is AI Data Poisoning? Risks, Examples and Prevention

Understand AI data poisoning with real-world examples, key risks and practical best practices for securing AI and machine learning models. The post What is AI Data Poisoning? Risks, Examples and Prevention appeared first on Outpost24.

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Introducing EchoBench: A Human Calibrated Benchmark for Autonomous Pentesting

NetSPI introduces EchoBench, a human-calibrated benchmark for autonomous AI web app pentesting. EchoBench measures finding fidelity, difficulty-reach, OWASP breadth, and repeatability to accurately gauge AI security capabilities against real human outcomes. The post Introducing EchoBench: A Human Calibrated Benchmark for Autonomous Pentesting appeared first on NetSPI.

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Verifying the Verifier – Assessing Identity Verification Services

As AI-driven identity verification becomes the front line of defense against fraud, this piece breaks down how to stress-test these systems, from building synthetic IDs and deepfake voices to uncovering the gaps attackers are most likely to exploit. The post Verifying the Verifier – Assessing Identity Verification Services appeared first on NetSPI.