CyberDudeBivash Threat Intel

  The Battlefield Has Changed. Has Your Defense? Alert fatigue is real. Your IT team is drowning in a sea of notifications from a dozen different security tools. Meanwhile, attackers are moving at machine speed, exploiting vulnerabilities within minutes, not days. Off-the-shelf security software is no longer enough. You don't just need alerts; you need an elite, active defense. You need a watchdog that never sleeps. CyberWatchdog is the premier Managed Detection and Response (MDR) service from CyberDudeBivash. We don't just sell you software and walk away. We become an extension of your team—a dedicated squad of elite threat hunters and incident responders, operational 24/7/365, actively defending your network from our state-of-the-art Security Operations Center (SOC). Core Service Pillars Our service is built on four pillars of proactive, aggressive defense. 1. 24/7/365 Threat Hunting & Monitoring While your team sleeps, we hunt. Our experts use a combination of cutting-e...

  Published: September 18, 2025 Author: CyberDudeBivash  What’s up, world? CyberDudeBivash here. Every day, I get asked the same question: "Bivash, what does it really take to become a top-tier hacker?" My answer is always the same. It's not about the hoodie or the Hollywood clichés. It’s about mastery. It's about knowing your tools so well they become an extension of your own mind. Forget the script kiddies. The real legends, the ones who secure billion-dollar companies and find flaws before the enemy does, have a core set of commands burned into their DNA. These aren't just lines of text; they are the keys that unlock the digital kingdom. Today, I’m pulling back the curtain. This is more than just a list. This is the foundational toolkit, the ten commandments of ethical hacking that I teach in my exclusive masterclasses. So, grab your terminal. Let's get to work.  The CyberDudeBivash Code: Everything I'm about to show you is for a single purpose: to ...

 cyberdudebivash.com | cyberbivash.blogspot.com | cryptobivash.code.blog  Introduction Threat hunting no longer belongs only to elite enterprise SOCs — with Huntress , even SMBs and mid-size organizations gain access to practical, human-powered threat hunting and managed detection . This guide by CyberDudeBivash explains: What Huntress is. How it works in real environments. Why it’s a game-changer for defenders without large budgets. Step-by-step implementation and use cases.  What is Huntress? A Managed Detection & Response (MDR) platform. Provides continuous monitoring of persistence mechanisms and hidden attacker footholds. Combines automated detection with human threat hunters for higher accuracy.  Key Features of Huntress Persistent foothold detection (registry run keys, scheduled tasks, startup items). 24/7 monitoring with real analysts validating alerts. Rapid incident reports with remediation guidance. ...

  cyberdudebivash.com | cyberbivash.blogspot.com | cryptobivash.code.blog  Introduction Threat hunting has evolved into a proactive necessity for security teams across enterprises, financial institutions, and government organizations. Reactive defenses no longer suffice — advanced persistent threats (APTs), ransomware gangs, and insider threats demand tools that empower analysts to detect, investigate, and neutralize adversaries before damage occurs . At CyberDudeBivash, we’ve reviewed and benchmarked the Top 10 Threat Hunting Tools that organizations can deploy in 2025 for maximum cyber resilience . Each tool is evaluated across capabilities, visibility, integration, detection rules, and scalability .  Top 10 Threat Hunting Tools 1. Elastic Security (Elastic SIEM & Endpoint) Integrates directly with Elastic Stack for unified search & analytics. Rich detection rules, anomaly detection, and behavioral analytics. Scalable across hybrid and multi-c...

  FinWise Bank Insider Breach — A CyberDudeBivash Exclusive Report  Published by CyberDudeBivash — Threat Intelligence & Financial Security  cyberdudebivash.com | cyberbivash.blogspot.com | cryptobivash.code.blog  Executive Summary CyberDudeBivash analysts have confirmed reports of a critical insider breach at FinWise Bank. Unlike traditional cyberattacks, this incident was orchestrated from within, leveraging insider access privileges to exfiltrate sensitive customer data, financial records, and system access credentials. While external attacks often dominate headlines, insider threats like this prove that the greatest risks may already be inside the perimeter . Early evidence suggests that compromised employees, privileged misuse, or collusion with external cybercrime groups enabled the breach.  Key Findings Breach vector: Insider with access to privileged banking systems. Data affected: Customer PII (names, SSNs, addresses), transactio...

 cyberdudebivash.com | cyberbivash.blogspot.com | cryptobivash.code.blog Executive Summary Google has confirmed that a fraudulent account was created in its “Law Enforcement Request System (LERS)” portal — a system used by verified law enforcement agencies worldwide to request user data under legal processes. The account has since been disabled. Most critically, Google has stated no requests were made with the fraudulent account and no data was accessed . BleepingComputer +1 The actor behind the claim is a group named Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters , which claims to consist of members from known threat groups (Scattered Spider, ShinyHunters, Lapsus$). BleepingComputer +2 TechRadar +2 Despite Google’s assurances, this incident raises serious concerns about account verification processes, identity assurance, and potential risk even without observed data exfiltration. What is LERS & Why It Matters LERS is Google’s Law Enforcement Request System . It’s a secure portal where ...

  cyberdudebivash.com | cyberbivash.blogspot.com | cryptobivash.code.blog Executive summary (TL;DR) In 2025 a coordinated wave of intrusions targeted prominent luxury fashion brands and their ecosystems — e-commerce platforms, marketing CRMs, third-party vendors, and digital design pipelines. Adversaries (mix of financially motivated crime groups and opportunistic supply-chain actors) used a blend of phishing, credential stuffing, compromised vendor updates, and skinned web skimmers to steal customer data, implant payment-card harvesting skimmers, and exfiltrate design assets and internal IP. The breaches show an evolution: attackers increasingly exploit marketing/commerce supply chains, third-party vendors, and CI/CD pipelines rather than only web-app vulnerabilities. Impact: customer PII & payment data exfiltration, counterfeit risk, brand reputation damage, and potential regulatory exposure (PCI/GDPR). This incident underlines why fashion brands — with high-value custom...