Month: April 2026

Author: Berend Watchus. Independent Researcher, AI and Cybersecurity — April 28, 2026 [Publication for: OSINT Team] The Deployment Paradox: Why the Sovereignty Stack is a Mathematical Necessity Author: Berend Watchus. Independent Researcher, AI and Cybersecurity — April 28, 2026 In the first piece in this series, I argued that the critical filter moment in military AI governance occurs at pre-transfer — in the … Read more

Kali Linux Kali Linux is a purpose-built penetration testing platform — developed by Offensive Security, the same organization behind the most respected hacking certification in the world: OSCP. Here’s what makes it different from regular Linux distros: 600+ pre-installed security tools — Nmap, Metasploit, Wireshark, Burp Suite, and hundreds more are ready out of the box Built for offensive security — The entire OS … Read more

Sharpening Both Sides: When AI Security Fixes Create New Bugs Continue reading on OSINT Team »

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            Whether you’re looking for a quick, thrilling short-story read or a full-length spy novel to sink into, the Corey Pearson—CIA Spymaster Series delivers high-stakes action and real-world tension. These stories move fast, hit hard, and pull you deep into a world where one decision can change everything.    Behind the fiction lies … Read more

  KGB ghosts never really retire. From the Cold War to modern Russian intelligence, the old spy playbook still shapes power, policy, and global influence. The Soviet Union may have collapsed in 1991, but the KGB didn’t exactly pack up its files and go home. It changed signs on the door.      The old agency … Read more

Conduct top-tier investigations using tools and strategies you already have. Continue reading on OSINT Team »

On April 22, 2026, for about an hour and a half, if you ran npm install -g @bitwarden/cli, you got malware. Not a typosquat. Not a sketchy fork. The real package. Same scope your CI pipeline has trusted for years. Same maintainer signals. Same download URL. It shipped from the @bitwarden npm namespace with valid provenance, … Read more