VULNCRUSADER
Cacciatore avanzato di vulnerabilità
Profilo professionale
Rileva vulnerabilità complesse su hardware, software e reti.
Competenze chiave
Ricerca di vulnerabilità; Exploitation hardware; Sicurezza automotive; Firmware hacking; Analisi zero-day
Risultati principali
Scoperta una vulnerabilità nei sistemi di telemetria dei veicoli elettrici.
Articoli di VULNCRUSADER
Cybersecurity Media Steps Into a New Lane with a Sports Podcast Launch
A new episode announcement from Cybersecurity Ventures and Cybercrime Magazine shows how security brands are widening their audience without leaving credibility behind.
When Reputation Becomes the Target, Trust Turns Into the Battlefield
An eFAQ investigation into alleged scam activity and coordinated reputation attacks highlights how credibility pressure can become part of the threat model, even when the underlying facts are still being examined.
31.4 Tbps and the End of the Lone-Box DDoS Defense
A very large denial-of-service flood is a reminder that one perimeter appliance is not a strategy when traffic arrives at this scale.
Model Server Pulled Into a Multi-Stage Intrusion Chain
A publicly exposed Ollama instance was reportedly used as a reasoning engine in an automated offensive workflow, showing how legitimate software can be folded into intrusion tooling when access controls are weak.
Fortinet Logins in the Wild: Why Stolen Edge Credentials Matter More Than a New Exploit
A large credential-harvesting campaign tied to Fortinet devices shows how valid logins can become a quiet route into the network, even when no fresh bug is in view.
The Phone Call That Can Crack a Law Firm
A data-extortion wave aimed at legal and professional services shows how trust workflows, not just malware, have become the weak point.
FTC Flags a $3.5 Billion Scam Economy Built on Fake Identities
A record loss figure for imposter scams shows how easily criminals can monetize trust, urgency, and routine communication without breaking into a system.
Phishing at Scale: The Service Model Behind a Massive Scam Network
The disruption of Outsider Enterprise shows how modern phishing can function like a rented crime platform, not just a lone fake login page.
Ad Blockers as Sleeper Agents: The Browser Extension Trap Behind AI Chat Harvesting
A reported extension campaign tied to about 90,000 browser users shows how a utility add-on can become a quiet collection point for sensitive AI chats and account details.
npm Typosquatting Turns Package Installs Into a Wallet Risk
Malicious lookalike packages in the npm ecosystem can turn routine dependency installs into a supply-chain execution event for Web3 teams and crypto wallet operators.
Inside the Cash-Out Layer: The AudiA6 Takedown Shows Where Crypto Crime Becomes Harder to Hide
A coordinated law-enforcement action against a suspected laundering service puts the spotlight on the infrastructure that helps illicit crypto move, layer, and reach spendable value.
Inside the Phishing Factory: Why a Single Takedown Rarely Ends the Business
An INTERPOL-led operation disrupted Sniper Dz, a phishing-as-a-service platform, and the case shows how modern phishing is built like infrastructure, not just spam.
Free TV Apps and the Proxy Economy: What a June Investigation Suggests, and What It Does Not Prove
A technical investigation has raised an uncomfortable possibility: some smart TV apps may have been tied to a commercial residential proxy network, turning ordinary living-room devices into network infrastructure in ways users may never notice.
How a Game Sticker Set Reached a Five-Figure Price Tag
A full set of 100 Counter-Strike 2 Cologne 2026 Major stickers is now priced at $19,447, highlighting how demand-based systems can push virtual goods far beyond their face value.
When Trusted Scripts Become the Trap: A New Magecart Route Through Checkout Pages
A browser-side skimming campaign shows how payment and tag-management tools can be turned into camouflage, pushing defenders to rethink what "trusted" means on a checkout page.
Illegal Gambling Is Learning to Move Faster Than the Block
A blocked domain is only one door in a larger system built from social posts, private messages, fake apps, and cloned platforms.
A Courtroom Line Drawn Between Privacy Advice and Cyber Responsibility
A fraud case from Florence sharpens a question many companies avoid: when security fails, who is actually accountable - the privacy officer or the data controller?
One Letter, One Registry, One Dangerous Copycat Package
A PyPI typosquat built to resemble the parsimonious parser library shows how easily trusted package names can be turned into bait for developers.
When Device Enrollment Becomes the Break-In Point
A targeted brute-force attack on a password manager’s registration flow is a reminder that attackers often go after trust boundaries, not just the vault itself.
From Coercion to Exposure: Why One Scam-Compound Story Matters to Cybercrime Defense
A personal account tied to scam-compound trafficking shows how fraud is not only a technical problem, but also a human one that can reshape what investigators learn.