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How Large Language Models Automate Ghidra Firmware Analysis 

How Large Language Models Automate Ghidra Firmware Analysis 

How Large Language Models Automate Ghidra Firmware Analysis TL;DR   Recent research demonstrates that Large Language Models can automate firmware vulnerability detection when integrated with Ghidra, the NSA’s open-source reverse engineering framework. The automated pipeline combines EMBA for binary identification, Ghidra for decompilation into pseudo-code, and GPT-based LLMs for vulnerability analysis guided by the OWASP IoT Security Testing Guide. This approach transforms firmware security from

60 Hacktivist Groups Activated: How Geopolitical Cyber Warfare Threatens Every Enterprise 

60 Hacktivist Groups Activated: How Geopolitical Cyber Warfare Threatens Every Enterprise 

60 Hacktivist Groups Activated: How Geopolitical Cyber Warfare Threatens Every Enterprise TL;TD Recent military operations in the Middle East have triggered coordinated cyber retaliation involving over 60 hacktivist groups. Major security vendors including CrowdStrike, Palo Alto Networks, and Sophos issued enterprise warnings within 48 hours. Critical infrastructure across multiple regions has already been targeted, including airports,

The $50M Breach Nobody Hacked: How Trusted Vendors Are Becoming the Fastest Way Into Your Enterprise 

The $50M Breach Nobody Hacked: How Trusted Vendors Are Becoming the Fastest Way Into Your Enterprise 

The $50M Breach Nobody Hacked: How Trusted Vendors Are Becoming the Fastest Way Into Your Enterprise   The most damaging breaches today do not break defenses. They bypass them.  Across boardrooms and security leadership meetings, the same uncomfortable question is surfacing after major incidents: How did this happen when our controls were working?  In many recent enterprise breaches, the answer is

The Boardroom Blindspot: Why 2025’s Supply Chain Attacks Target Your Third Parties First 

The Boardroom Blindspot: Why 2025’s Supply Chain Attacks Target Your Third Parties First 

The Boardroom Blindspot: Why 2025’s Supply Chain Attacks Target Your Third Parties First  TL;TR   Supply chain attacks in 2025 have become the most predictable and effective way for threat actors to breach large organizations. Boards tend to invest heavily in internal security controls, but attackers bypass these by targeting third parties with weaker security standards.