Every incident, verified
Breaches, ransomware, infrastructure attacks, extortion — the cyber-incident landscape is noisy, and most claims are bluffs, exaggerations, or old data repackaged as new. We don’t race to amplify: we assess each case, declare our confidence level, and show the evidence. Every incident here carries an explicit seal.
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Nothing published yet
We publish only what passed verification. An empty space here is honesty, not lack of work: we’d rather publish nothing than amplify a rumor.
The confidence seal
Claimed by the actorOnly the claim exists. Nothing has been corroborated yet.
CorroboratedAn independent, legitimate source confirmed elements of the claim.
ConfirmedThe affected organization or a regulator acknowledged the incident.
What we never do
- We never host, link to, or distribute leaked content — we only index that the incident exists.
- We never buy, sell, or broker data. We don’t take part in that market.
- We only use open, legitimate sources: researchers, media, and regulators.
- A rumor enters as “to verify” — never as fact.