Bring Your Own Vulnerable Driver: What Detection Teams Should Actually Hunt
Discover how detection teams can split EDR-killer attacks into four distinct behavior hunts to catch BYOVD and driverless threats before ransomware fires.
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How SentinelOne Blocked APT29's CaptiveCrunch Campaign
Learn how SentinelOne's Static AI blocked APT29's CaptiveCrunch campaign on the endpoint, stopping local DNS poisoning and captive portal network lures.
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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Cybersecurity - Week 42 (2026)
Authorities arrest cyber exec for extortion, cellular implant in Ledger wallets leaks seed phrases, and hackers heat French supermarket fridges to 50°C.
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Bring Your Own Vulnerable Driver: The Trust Gap Attackers Operate Inside
Uncover how BYOVD attacks exploit signing trust over disposable drivers, and why enforcing certificate revocation is essential for modern endpoint defense.
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Bring Your Own Vulnerable Driver: How EDR Killing Became an Industry
Discover how Bring Your Own Vulnerable Driver (BYOVD) tactics evolved from one-off hacker tools into a commercialized, tiered EDR-killer service economy.
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5 Years of SentinelOne ThreatOps: Defense from the Ground Up to Global Threat Championships
Celebrate five years of SentinelOne ThreatOps! Discover how a 2020 sketch evolved into a global movement training 19,000+ defenders ahead of OneCon 2026.
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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Cybersecurity - Week 41 (2026)
Suspected ShinyHunters member detained in Jordan, live operators phish MFA via fake AI ad portals, and attackers exploit an Atlassian flaw within.
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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Cybersecurity - Week 40 (2026)
Ex-service members jailed and KillSec dismantled, suspected DPRK hackers drain $387M from Bitget, and a Pentagon breach exposes 3 million people.
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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Cybersecurity – Week 39 (2026)
Ryuk access broker heads to prison, TraderTraitor backdoors surface on victim with no crypto ties, and one operator's AI agents skim 600K credit cards.
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Building Agents Backwards from Evaluation
Learn why building reliable AI security agents requires co-designing modular system architectures alongside rigorous, domain-expert evaluation suites.
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