The Breach That Never Happened Issue #006
The Search Box That Exposed the Entire Database. How a product search field silently handed an attacker every customer record in the production database.
The Breach That Never Happened Issue #005
Domain Admin Without Knowing a Password. How intercepted authentication traffic handed an attacker the keys to an entire corporate network in twenty minutes.
The Breach That Never Happened Issue #004
The Internal Admin Panel Hidden Behind a Website. How a simple URL preview feature opened a backdoor into private cloud infrastructure.
The Breach That Never Happened Issue #003
The Web App That Turned Into Server Control Finding: Server-Side Template Injection (SSTI) Severity: Critical Time to Exploit: 10 minutes Cost if Breached: $2–6 million What Happened During testing of a customer web application, we discovered that part of the site generating dynamic content treated user input as executable
The Breach That Never Happened Issue #002
The 15-Minute Domain Takeover Finding: Active Directory DCSync Attack Severity: Critical Time to Exploit: 15 minutes Cost if Breached: $2–5 million What Happened During a routine penetration test, we discovered a critical flaw in a company’s Active Directory. With one compromised user account, we were able to extract
The Breach That Never Happened Issue #001
Every month, organizations ship products with security weaknesses they don’t know exist. Attackers eventually find them, and the result isn’t just technical damage, it becomes lost revenue, layoffs, disrupted services, and real harm to people who depend on those businesses. This newsletter exists to surface those weaknesses before