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Complete guide to SOC costs. comparison of TCO models, ROI analysis, deployment case studies, and the impact of the NIS2 directive on IT budgets. Learn why the hybrid model dominates in 2026.
A comprehensive guide to SIEM transformation. From data normalization, through the "Pyramid of Pain", to analyst psychology. Learn how to go beyond simple signatures and start detecting behaviors.
The release of the mObywatel source code was supposed to be a celebration of transparency. Instead, we got a lesson in "malicious compliance," right-click blockers, and proof that the Polish administration still confuses security with secrecy.
Eight critical vulnerabilities in a single year. We analyze how sophisticated APT groups exploit the V8 engine and why traditional sandboxing is no longer enough in 2025.
Artificial intelligence is not just about medicine and productivity. It also involves specialized, malicious LLMs that democratize cybercrime and create perfect scams.
The reality of Industry 4.0 marks the end of factory isolation. Discover how the IEC 62443 standard turns traditional thinking about critical infrastructure protection upside down.
Can artificial intelligence experience trauma? We explore the fascinating and disturbing results of an experiment where algorithms underwent therapy sessions. The result? Synthetic psychopathology.
An analysis of 100 trillion tokens debunks myths about artificial intelligence. It turns out that instead of office productivity, roleplay reigns supreme, and users bond with models like in the Cinderella fairy tale.
Upgrading a PC in 2025 is a financial nightmare. Why have RAM prices skyrocketed? It is not just AI. We uncover the physics of silicon, Samsung strategy, and the end of Windows 10.
Thought the CVSS 10.0 patch ended the story? Wrong. When the spotlight hit React Server Components, researchers found more. We analyze the "aftershocks" in the Next.js ecosystem.
Polish cyber defense is a system with two faces. On one side, there is the new cyber.gov.pl website, and on the other – the official acknowledgment of possessing offensive cyber weapons. We explore how this duality works.
The high-profile cyberattack on one of Poland's largest developers is more than just another leak. It's a story of how your entire family's data, from PESEL numbers to salaries, could have fallen into the wrong hands. We analyze what this means and how to protect yourself.
In 2026, Poland plans to allocate record-breaking funds to combat disinformation. We analyze what lies behind the government's ambitious plans, from large-scale social campaigns to the defense of the key cybersecurity agency, NASK.
Researchers have discovered a new attack vector on WhatsApp and Signal users. By exploiting the message delivery receipt mechanism, attackers can track screen activity, location, and even drain the victim's battery — without their knowledge.
The Tor Project is implementing Counter Galois Onion (CGO). This is not just a patch, it is a fundamental change in encryption architecture. We explain why the old AES-CTR had to go, how CGO achieves a 3x performance boost at endpoints, and why tagging attacks are becoming mathematically impossible.
Learn everything about the Security Operations Center (SOC) - from team building, through SIEM/XDR/SOAR technologies, NIS2 requirements, and deployment models, to the future with AI. A practical guide for CISOs and IT managers.
Got a Next.js app? Put down your coffee and check your version. CVE-2025-55182, charmingly dubbed "React2Shell", allows for remote code execution. Vercel released patches, updated WAF, and is offering big bounties for bypasses.
On December 5, 2025, Cloudflare experienced a 25-minute outage. We examine the technical details—from the React vulnerability and WAF buffer change to the fatal Lua exception.
Forget phishing with typos. 2025 has ushered in the era of "agentic AI." We analyze how developer tools like Claude Code have become weapons for APT groups and why "Vibe Hacking" is a term you need to know.
On December 5, Cloudflare had another hiccup, dragging down Zoom and Fortnite. Plus, we learned that DowndetectorDowndetector is not a meme, but reality.
A critical vulnerability has been detected in React Server Components (CVE-2025-55182). The flaw allows for Remote Code Execution and received a maximum severity score of 10/10.
The number of security incidents involving children has hit the roof - over 600,000 reports. We analyze NASK and Police data: from deadly TikTok challenges, through Roblox scams, to dramatic legal loopholes in sexting.
Everyone is "feeling the vibe," but no one is reading the code. We analyze the Vibe Coding phenomenon, the plague of Slopsquatting, and how AI is silently degrading our application security.
Analysis of 75,000 posts, geolocation of a window view, and... a dog photo. See how OSINT techniques unmasked the hater "Morgenstern616".
Which app REALLY protects your privacy? Compare encryption, metadata, and risks. WhatsApp collects more than you think, Telegram does NOT encrypt by default. Bonus: Step-by-step PGP setup for true anonymity. Guide for privacy-conscious users.
Official gov.pl statement confirms the launch of Operation Horizon. The army will support the Ministry of Interior in protecting critical infrastructure, and the government focuses on "citizen activation" in detecting sabotage.
Forget simple tunneling. In a world where AI reads packets like a book and network switches correlate attacks themselves, privacy demands a paradigm shift.
On November 18, the internet held its breath. Cloudflare, the CDN giant, went silent for several hours. It wasn’t a DDoS attack, but a bug that exposed the fragility of modern infrastructure. Here is a deep technical analysis of how a single database permission change took down half the web.
A comprehensive analysis of the Zero-Day phenomenon: from technical details of memory corruption, through the multi-million black market and history of cyberweapons (Stuxnet, Pegasus), to Polish legal realities and defense strategies in the age of AI.
November 18 marks the day "Error 500" became the world most viewed page. Cloudflare joins AWS in paralyzing X, ChatGPT, and Zoom. We analyze the causes and impact.
The Akira ransomware group has earned over $244 million. A joint report from US, French, German, and Dutch agencies reveals their new targets (Nutanix) and exploited vulnerabilities (Cisco, Veeam, VMware).
A major restructuring in the Polish Police. The Central Bureau for Combating Cybercrime (CBZC) is merging with the CBŚP (Central Police Investigation Bureau) to form a new super-unit: the National Investigative Bureau.
Traditional security models are obsolete. Learn why the "Never Trust, Always Verify" philosophy is becoming a legal and technological standard, and why your firewall is no longer enough.
Traditional cybersecurity is waiting for a breach. Threat Hunting is meeting it halfway. Discover why paranoia (the controlled kind) is the healthiest strategy for your organization.
IAM misconfiguration is the leading cause of cloud incidents. Discover differences between AWS, Azure, and GCP in Shared Responsibility Model, how to implement Zero Trust, avoid "toxic combinations" of permissions, secure CMK keys, and automate CSPM for NIS2 compliance.
The modern digital ecosystem operates under an unprecedented convergence of legal requirements and technological challenges. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which came into effect in May 2018, has permanently changed the way organizations must perceive information security.
SOC analysts are drowning in a data flood, wasting hours on false alarms. Is 2025 and the arrival of autonomous AI agents the moment machines finally let humans stop "chasing ghosts" and start thinking strategically?
In 2025 the question is "when", not "if" an attack will happen. The board bears personal responsibility up to 600% of salary, NIS2 requires 24/72h reporting, and "pulling the plug" can destroy evidence. Practical guide to building IRP - from CSIRT to Tabletop Exercises.
The NIS2 Directive is not just another GDPR - it`s a cybersecurity revolution with personal board liability and penalties up to 100 million PLN. Discover if your company is covered and how to avoid severe sanctions.
SIEM or XDR? Discover key differences between logs and telemetry, learn the true TCO cost, and find out why a hybrid model might be the best solution for your SOC in 2025.
After the recent AWS outage that shook the global internet, we must ask a fundamental question: can we entrust our military, medicine, and critical infrastructure to the cloud?
A global AWS outage, with its epicenter in US-EAST-1, paralyzed thousands of services today. From Slack and Zoom to Fortnite and banks—the internet took a forced day off. The culprit: DNS.
From tracking Russian missile systems to vetting business partners – discover what OSINT is and how to legally gather intelligence from open sources. Learn the tools, techniques, and secrets of digital detectives.
⚠️ October 18, 2024 - NIS2 implementation deadline passed. If your company is not compliant, you risk fines up to €10 million. Check obligations, critical deadlines, and step-by-step implementation plan. [2025]
ISO 27001 certificate is your ticket to tenders and client trust. Learn the step-by-step certification process, real costs (€10-50k), and 8 key controls you must implement. Guide for companies in Poland.
An in-depth analysis of one of the world's most dangerous APT groups—Unit 26165 of the Russian GRU. Discover its tactics, tools, and most infamous operations, from interfering in the US election to attacks on Polish institutions.
A 24/7 in-house SOC requires 5-6 analysts per position and costs 5x more than you think. Discover 4 critical mistakes when choosing an MSSP, the MSP vs MSSP difference, the truth about "15-minute response" and why outsourcing doesn't absolve management from NIS2 responsibility.
The latest ESET report sheds light on Poland's alarming position in the global cybersecurity threat ranking. We are the second most attacked country in the world. We analyze what this means and what the threat landscape looks like, from ransomware to attacks on critical infrastructure.
EDR and XDR are key technologies in modern cybersecurity. Understanding their differences in scope and approach is crucial for building an effective defense strategy.
The year 2025 brings a revolution in cybersecurity, where Artificial Intelligence is becoming a double-edged sword. The latest reports from ENISA and OpenAI reveal how AI is driving both advanced attacks and innovative defense methods, redefining the digital battlefield.
Is artificial intelligence truly stripping us of our thinking and writing abilities? This article dives into how AI is reshaping our reading habits and intellectual lives in the digital revolution era.
In 2024, Poland’s energy sector was hit by over 4,000 cyber incidents, making up 4.5% of all national attacks. Experts warn that 2025 will be even more challenging, with rising risks from disinformation and hybrid threats.
Poland tops global charts for cyberattacks with over 300 Russian incidents daily targeting critical infrastructure like hospitals and water systems. PM Tusk\
Japanese beer giant Asahi Group Holdings fell victim to ransomware, halting production at key facilities. The attack highlights how cybercriminals target the food industry, threatening global supply chains and the daily pleasures of millions of beer enthusiasts.
The Cl0p ransomware group exploited a zero-day in Oracle E-Business Suite (CVE-2025-61882), stealing data from multiple companies in August. Oracle just released a patch, but experts warn: check your systems now, as attacks continue.
A new variant of the BlackCat 3.0 ransomware is wreaking havoc among companies worldwide, leveraging advanced encryption techniques. Is your organization prepared for this digital tsunami?
A new critical vulnerability in the HTTP/2 protocol, dubbed "CONTINUATION Flood," has been discovered. It allows for powerful DDoS attacks that can paralyze servers worldwide.
A Spanish e-learning platform has fallen victim to a massive attack, resulting in the theft of data from over 6 million users. The information has been put up for sale on a hacker forum.
One of Europe's largest logistics operators, "Trans-Europe Express," has fallen victim to a massive ransomware attack. Operations across its entire network have been halted, threatening serious supply chain disruptions.
Every day, Poland repels between 2,000 and 4,000 cyberattacks, neutralizing 99% of them, announced Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Digital Affairs Krzysztof Gawkowski. This paints a picture of a daily, invisible war in our cyberspace.
A detailed analysis of the mechanism and discovery of the CVE-2025-55177 vulnerability in WhatsApp. We explain how attackers combined two 0-day flaws to create a powerful "zero-click" spyware tool.
The first rise in ransomware attacks in three years, state-sponsored campaigns exploiting Cisco firewall vulnerabilities, and urgent patches for VMware products—welcome to October.
In one of the largest international operations, law enforcement from over a dozen countries, coordinated by Europol, has taken down LabHost—one of the world’s largest Phishing-as-a-Service platforms.
An in-depth analysis of the "Gruba Kaśka" water intake incident. The detention of foreigners photographing the facility is a textbook example of reconnaissance that could precede a cyberattack on critical infrastructure.
One of the largest hospital networks in the United States, Ascension, has fallen victim to a major ransomware attack. The incident led to operational paralysis, and a court has just allowed a class-action lawsuit to proceed.
On Monday, a nationwide failure of PayTel payment terminals occurred. For several hours, customers across Poland were unable to pay by card, causing chaos in retail and services.
The data of millions of customers of the popular booking platform VoyageSecure, including travel histories and contact details, has been put up for sale on the darknet after hackers exploited a cloud misconfiguration.
GitLab has released a critical security update patching vulnerability CVE-2025-8243 (CVSS 9.9), which allows for unauthorized execution of CI/CD pipelines and project takeover.
Many Poles experienced a digital detox as payment terminals crashed nationwide this past weekend. Officially labeled "technical issues," but whispers in the industry suggest a cyberattack.
A deeper analysis of the 100,000 SIM card farm discovery in New York. How does this technology work, what attack scenarios could have been realized, and who might be behind the operation that had the potential to paralyze a metropolis?
Weekend paralysis at major European airports. A cyberattack on software provider Collins Aerospace caused massive delays and chaos, forcing airlines to resort to manual passenger check-ins.
Google has released an emergency update for the Chrome browser to patch a zero-day vulnerability (CVE-2025-10585) that is already being actively exploited in the wild. Don't wait, update your browser now!
An unprecedented supply chain attack on the NPM repository. Over 18 popular libraries were hijacked, threatening billions of weekly downloads. The target was cryptocurrency wallets.
On Saturday, September 13, Poland experienced a widespread outage of eService payment terminals, which disabled card and BLIK payments in numerous stores. While initial fears pointed to a cyberattack, the Ministry of Digital Affairs confirmed the issue was of a technical nature.
September's Patch Tuesday brings 84 security fixes, including for two actively exploited zero-day vulnerabilities. Administrators should pay close attention to a critical flaw in Windows NTLM.
As of September 12, 2025, the new rules of the EU Data Act are in force. The regulation aims to give users more control over data from IoT devices and make it easier to switch cloud providers.
A major power outage in Berlin, caused by arson, has cut off over 50,000 customers. An anarchist group has claimed responsibility for the attack.
The Court of Justice of the EU has ruled that pseudonymized data remains personal data if the possibility of re-identification exists.
Adobe warns of a critical vulnerability, CVE-2025-54236 "SessionReaper," which allows for customer account takeover in Adobe Commerce and Magento platforms.
FastNetMon thwarted one of the largest DDoS attacks in Europe, reaching 1.5 billion packets per second, originating from thousands of infected IoT devices.
A review of the most dangerous cybersecurity vulnerabilities reported in the second week of September 2025—priority flaws concern Windows, Microsoft Office, Android, and ICS.
The modern business landscape, dominated by the dynamic digitization of operational processes and increasing reliance on IT infrastructure, forces organizations to radically change their approach to protecting intangible assets. Information, once a secondary resource, has now become a critical capital, whose loss, integrity breach, or unavailability can result in irreversible reputational, financial, and legal damages.