4chan Hacked to Hell: But Was It Always a Fed Honeypot?

4chan just got nuked, backend breached, mod emails leaked, and source code exposed. But it’s the government honeypot rumors that have everyone losing their minds, even without a shred of proof.

$90M Saved. Bureaucracy Cut. CVE Still Alive.

MITRE lost its grip, the government saved $90 million, and CVE didn’t die, it evolved. The so-called “planned transition” was a last-minute scramble that proves bureaucracy was the bottleneck all along.

The Intelbroker Interview (Uncensored)

In this exclusive interview, we sit down with IntelBroker (my favorite threat actor), one of the modern era's most prolific and controversial threat actors. Known for his involvement in high-profile breaches, including those targeting Cisco, Europol, and the Five Eyes intelligence alliance.

Archetyp DDoS & Darknet Admin Responds to FUD

Archetyp Market was hit by a DDoS attack on April 13, 2025, briefly affecting access. Market admin Yoshi (aka BigBoss*) confirmed the issue on Dread and announced CAPTCHA changes to improve mitigation.

Canada's Spyware Manual, the RCMP and ODIT

The RCMP: Canada’s federal police, published a document explaining how they legally deploy government-grade spyware on phones, laptops, and other devices. This tool, called the On-Device Investigative Tool (ODIT), is basically a Remote Access Trojan (RAT) with a badge, a budget, and a court order.

Edge is Evil - How to Remove it and Better Privacy-Focused Browsers

Microsoft Edge comes preloaded with Windows and is hardwired into the system but not for your benefit. It's spyware. It collects data, fingerprints your device, reports to Microsoft, and actively hijacks your default settings to steer you back into its surveillance funnel.

10 Darknet Vendors in 1 - JoyInc aka LaFarmacia aka WhiteDoc aka JanesAddic. E7 Darknet Demystified

In Episode 7 of Darknet Demystified, we break down the case that links ten darknet vendor accounts JoyInc, LaFarmacia, WhiteDoc, JanesAddiction, DaShop, WhiteRepublic, Tomorrowland, PlanetHollywood, DopeValley, and Major2Minor all controlled by the same crew.

BrowseComp: OpenAI’s Brutally Hard Benchmark for AI Browsing Agents

OpenAI open-sourced BrowseComp, a benchmark built to test whether AI can find obscure, verifiable facts buried across the internet. It's intentionally hard, and most models fail—unless they can reason, persist, and browse like a human researcher.

Microsoft Edge 134 Is Still Slower Than Brave: Even After Its 9% "Speed Boost"

Microsoft claims Edge 134 is 9% faster, but it’s still lagging behind Brave. The numbers look good on paper—until you realize Brave outpaces it even after the update.

China Quietly Admitted to Volt Typhoon Cyberattacks, US Officials Shaken

In a closed-door Geneva summit, Chinese officials admitted—albeit indirectly—to orchestrating Volt Typhoon cyberattacks on US infrastructure. The move signals escalating covert conflict over Taiwan and exposes the US grid’s vulnerability to prolonged foreign infiltration.

Western Sydney University Exposes 10,000 Students in Repeated Data Breach Failure

Western Sydney University has admitted to another major data breach, compromising personal data from over 10,000 students. This follows an alarming history of security failures that signal systemic negligence in protecting sensitive student records.

TweetFeed: Surveillance-Free Twitter Monitoring for OSINT and Cybersecurity

TweetFeed converts Twitter timelines into RSS feeds without using the Twitter API. It’s a decentralized intel-gathering tool that bypasses authentication, tracking, and rate limits.