Intel Brief

Cybersecurity research, breach analysis and practical defence.

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// Intel Brief

From both sides of the line.

Teardowns · threat research · practical defense

Abstract smart contract call loops representing a reentrancy vulnerability

Reentrancy in 2026: the bugs that refuse to die

A modern field guide to reentrancy variants and the patterns that still slip past automated tooling.

Jun 2026

Abstract security interface illustrating a compromised cryptocurrency signing workflow

Anatomy of the Bybit hack: when the UI is the exploit

How attackers manipulated a signing interface to drain a $1.5B cold wallet — and why the same human-layer class threatens exchanges and enterprises alike.

Jun 2026

Digital identity perimeter surrounding cloud infrastructure

Your IAM is your perimeter now

Why cloud breaches keep tracing back to identity — and a practical hardening checklist for AWS, Azure, and GCP.

May 2026

Phishing campaign data visualised across email and security signals

Phishing still wins. Here's the data.

What 50 simulated campaigns taught us about human-layer risk and how to actually move the needle.

May 2026

Distributed validator network representing blockchain consensus security

Auditing consensus: beyond the smart contract

Validator logic, networking, and timing assumptions — where L1 risk really lives.

Apr 2026

Security controls and evidence workflow for a SOC 2 readiness programme

SOC 2 without the theater

How to build controls your engineers respect and an auditor signs off on, minus the busywork.

Apr 2026

Token supply and incentive mechanics visualised as an attack surface

Tokenomics as an attack surface

Supply schedules, vesting, and incentives are code too. We break down the economic exploits.

Mar 2026