PlainlySec Team 
Supply chain attacks exploded in 2026. From malicious npm packages to compromised CI/CD pipelines, attackers found that targeting software suppliers was more efficient than attacking each victim directly.
Nation-state actors intensified attacks on operational technology in 2026. Water treatment facilities, power grids, and manufacturing plants became prime targets. Here’s how these attacks unfold and what defenders must do.
In 2026, deepfake technology became accessible enough for mid-tier criminal groups. Real-time video impersonation caused millions in losses. Learn how these attacks work and how to verify identity.
Ransomware gangs in 2026 evolved beyond file encryption. Triple extortion, RaaS 3.0, and critical infrastructure targeting defined the year. Here’s what happened and how to protect yourself.
In 2026, AI-generated phishing emails became indistinguishable from real communications. Learn the major cases, techniques attackers use, and practical defenses.
Cybersecurity career guide for 2025 — career paths, salaries, certifications (Security+, OSCP, CISSP), home lab setup, learning roadmap from beginner to senior, and what hiring managers want.
Passkeys explained — how FIDO2-based passwordless authentication works, passkeys vs passwords vs hardware keys, how to create them today, and how to implement WebAuthn in your app.
Free threat intelligence sources — AlienVault OTX, Feodo tracker, VirusTotal API — with Python code to consume feeds and Wazuh integration for automatic IOC-based detection.
10 secure coding rules every developer should follow — SQL injection, XSS prevention, authentication, file uploads, and security headers with real Python and JavaScript code examples.
Top 10 SIEM detection use cases with real Wazuh rules and Splunk/Sentinel KQL — brute force, lateral movement, ransomware, data exfiltration, and credential dumping detection.