subcrawl

SubCrawl SubCrawl is a framework developed by Patrick Schläpfer, Josh Stroschein and Alex Holland of HP Inc’s Threat Research team. SubCrawl is designed to find, scan and analyze open directories. The framework is modular, consisting of four components: input modules, processing modules, output...

threat-research

This repository contains IoCs and YARA rules related to Threatray's threat research, which can be found here: https://www.threatray.com/blog For updates, research highlights, and analysis insights, follow us on X Twitter: https://x.com/ThreatrayLabs The repository is organized per post, which...

Security-Datasets

Security Datasets The Security Datasets project is an open-source initiatve that contributes malicious and benign datasets, from different platforms, to the infosec community to expedite data analysis and threat research. Docs https://securitydatasets.com Goals Provide open portable datasets to...

100_days_of_kql_2026

100 Days of KQL 2026 Inititave Requirements: Create a GitHub account Create a repo called 100daysofkql Example: https://github.com/m4nbat/100daysofkql2026 Create a readme.md and add this line to your readme: 100DaysOfKQL2026 Master repo with instructions: https://github.com/m4nbat/100daysofkql202...

public-research

Nokia Deepfield ERT — public research Threat research from the Nokia Deepfield Emergency Response Team ERT, focused on DDoS botnets and related infrastructure. Each directory covers a botnet family with a brief summary and machine-readable indicators of compromise IoCs. This repo consolidates pri...

threatresearch

threatresearch I wanted to call this repo "Nuclear Football Codes". I was outvoted...

threat-research-and-intelligence

Full Intelligence Blogs | Blog Outcomes | Report Outcomes | Public Talks ℹ️ :: Overview This repository is for the dissemination of IOCs, YARA rules and source code from threat intelligence reports published by the BlackBerry Threat Research & Intelligence team. For fully detailed reports includin...

Who’s Tracking You? Use This New Service to Find Out

It can be daunting to determine who's responsible for showing ads on the websites we visit, or who's harvesting data from the mobile apps we use every day. That information is already semi-public, but it is not easily parsed and traditionally much of it has remained walled away in the hands of...

CVE-2026-61923

creationtimestamp| type| source ---|---|--- 2026-08-11 19:01:38+00:00| seen| https://www.thezdi.com/blog/2026/8/11/the-august-2026-security-update-review 2026-08-11 20:45:21+00:00| seen| https://advisories.ncsc.nl/advisory?id=NCSC-2026-0284 2026-08-12 01:01:35+00:00| seen|...

Black Hat special: Rewind and revisit

Cybersecurity is rarely a straight line. In this special Black Hat edition of Humans of Talos, Amy looks back at the incredible journeys that brought past guests to the world of threat intelligence. From forensic labs and newsrooms to the kitchen line, we're revisiting the stories and lessons tha...

Preview: Cisco Talos at Black Hat USA 2026

We're looking forward to having some great conversations with those of you heading to the desert for Hacker Summer Camp 2026. We have a presence within the Cisco and Splunk booth 2633 during Black Hat where you can chat to us about our latest threat research, incident response, and how Talos powe...

public-research — Updated!

Nokia Deepfield ERT — public research Threat research from the Nokia Deepfield Emergency Response Team ERT, focused on DDoS botnets and related infrastructure. Each directory covers a botnet family with a brief summary and machine-readable indicators of compromise IoCs. This repo consolidates pri...

Phantom Squatting Uses AI-Hallucinated Domains for Phishing and Malware

Large language models keep inventing web addresses that do not exist. Attackers have started buying those made-up domains before anyone else can, then hosting phishing pages on them to catch traffic that AI tools point their way. Palo Alto Networks' Unit 42 calls the trick phantom squatting , and...

Malicious Package

Overview bignumberx is a malicious package. This package contains malicious code, and its content was removed from the official package manager. While this package might be attempting to impersonate a valid organization, there is no connection between that organization and this package authorship...

Malicious Package

Overview graphkitx is a malicious package. This package contains malicious code, and its content was removed from the official package manager. While this package might be attempting to impersonate a valid organization, there is no connection between that organization and this package authorship...

Malicious Package

Overview graphnetworkx is a malicious package. This package contains malicious code, and its content was removed from the official package manager. While this package might be attempting to impersonate a valid organization, there is no connection between that organization and this package...

Malicious Package

Overview bignum is a malicious package. This package contains malicious code, and its content was removed from the official package manager. While this package might be attempting to impersonate a valid organization, there is no connection between that organization and this package authorship...

Malicious Package

Overview graphex is a malicious package. This package contains malicious code, and its content was removed from the official package manager. While this package might be attempting to impersonate a valid organization, there is no connection between that organization and this package authorship...

Malicious Package

Overview terminalcolor256 is a malicious package. This package contains malicious code, and its content was removed from the official package manager. While this package might be attempting to impersonate a valid organization, there is no connection between that organization and this package...

Malicious Package

Overview netstruct is a malicious package. This package contains malicious code, and its content was removed from the official package manager. While this package might be attempting to impersonate a valid organization, there is no connection between that organization and this package authorship...