The cloud isn't secure by default: what containers changed about risk

The cloud isn't secure by default: what containers changed about risk

Containers made it easier to ship fast — and easier to ship risk. Intruder's VP of Product breaks down where container risk comes from across the full security lifecycle, and what
Charlie Yianni
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March 24, 2026
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Overconfident and under resourced: navigating the midmarket security gap

Overconfident and under resourced: navigating the midmarket security gap

Olya Osiagina
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March 23, 2026
Registry vs. runtime: where to scan your container images

Registry vs. runtime: where to scan your container images

Container image scanning should happen at the registry level, not at runtime inside clusters. Centralized registry scanning gives teams full visibility, reduces operational overhea
Manuel Morejon
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March 19, 2026
Why attack surface reduction is your first line of defense

Why attack surface reduction is your first line of defense

Proactive attack surface reduction is about reducing unnecessary internet exposure before it becomes a problem.
Daniel Andrew
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March 3, 2026
The Vulnerabulletin Issue #5

The Vulnerabulletin Issue #5

Issue 5 of our monthly newsletter, packed with research, industry news and Intruder updates.
Dann Moore
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March 18, 2026
The Vulnerabulletin Issue #4

The Vulnerabulletin Issue #4

Issue 4 of our monthly newsletter, packed with research, industry news and Intruder updates.
Dann Moore
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February 18, 2026
Beyond Compliance: What Actually Builds Customer Trust

Beyond Compliance: What Actually Builds Customer Trust

Compliance frameworks help you pass an audit; continuous compliance helps you keep customer confidence.
Ashley Hyman
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February 18, 2026
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From enterprise chatbots to gooner caves: exposed AI infrastructure is rampant

From enterprise chatbots to gooner caves: exposed AI infrastructure is rampant

We scanned 1 million AI services and found widespread misconfigurations, exposed credentials, and unauthenticated APIs. AI infrastructure security is falling dangerously behind.
Benjamin Marr
March 27, 2026
Secrets in your Bundle(.js) - The Gift Attackers Always Wanted

Secrets in your Bundle(.js) - The Gift Attackers Always Wanted

Our scan of 5M apps uncovered 42k+ tokens in JavaScript bundles, from code repo tokens to project management API keys. Learn why traditional scanners miss them, and how Intruder’s new secrets detection method catches what others can’t.
Benjamin Marr
December 11, 2025
AI Vibe Coding: When Convenience Turns Into a Security Liability

AI Vibe Coding: When Convenience Turns Into a Security Liability

When we used AI to help code a honeypot, it introduced a vulnerability of its own. What transpired was a fascinating, if uncomfortable, lesson in AI complacency - how easily trust in automation can make us miss what’s right in front of us. We share what we learned and what it means for anyone using AI to code.
Sam Pizzey
December 2, 2025

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9 best DevSecOps tools for 2026

9 best DevSecOps tools for 2026

DevSecOps tools help identify security vulnerabilities early in your development process. Explore our list of the best tools for 2025.
Christian Gonzalez
November 29, 2023
AWS Cloud Security Explained: What’s Left Exposed?

AWS Cloud Security Explained: What’s Left Exposed?

Think AWS has your security covered? Not entirely. This blog breaks down what AWS doesn’t secure, real-world risks you’re responsible for, and key actions you can take.
Daniel Andrew
March 20, 2025
AWS Security Services: What They Do and Don’t Do

AWS Security Services: What They Do and Don’t Do

AWS security services help protect your cloud, but they don’t secure everything. See what’s missing and how Intruder goes further to simplify cloud security.
Daniel Andrew
March 6, 2025
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User Enumeration in Microsoft Products: An Incident Waiting to Happen?

User Enumeration in Microsoft Products: An Incident Waiting to Happen?

Intruder’s latest research reveals that up to 13,000 organisations are affected by little-known user enumeration flaws in a range of…
Daniel Andrew
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September 26, 2019
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Critical RDP Flaw Leaves up to 2.3 Million Servers Exposed (CVE-2019–0708)

Critical RDP Flaw Leaves up to 2.3 Million Servers Exposed (CVE-2019–0708)

Yesterday (May 14th 2019), Microsoft published a security advisory bulletin for a critical vulnerability in its remote login service…
Daniel Andrew
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May 15, 2019
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How to secure the Kubernetes API behind a VPN

How to secure the Kubernetes API behind a VPN

Earlier this week, the first major vulnerability (CVE-2018–1002105) was discovered in Kubernetes, the container management platform taking…
Lefteris Nikoltsios
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December 7, 2018
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Cyber security: 7 top tips for SMEs

Cyber security: 7 top tips for SMEs

With news headlines focused on security breaches in large organisations, it would be easy for small to medium enterprises (SMEs) to…
Chris Wallis
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November 27, 2018
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Hacking The Entire Internet Just Got Easier

Hacking The Entire Internet Just Got Easier

The recent release of the new hacking tool ‘AutoSploit’ marks the dawn of a new era for unskilled attackers. It provides a fully-automated…
Daniel Andrew
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March 5, 2018
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How serious are the Intel / Meltdown / Spectre flaws?

How serious are the Intel / Meltdown / Spectre flaws?

We’re only a few days into 2018, and already we have a cyber-security panic on our hands. Predictions about the year ahead being full of...
Chris Wallis
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January 5, 2018
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Just how serious is the “ROBOT Attack”?

Just how serious is the “ROBOT Attack”?

The ROBOT attack. Sounds pretty ominous, right? Choosing catchy names for web-based cryptography (TLS) vulnerabilities has become pretty…
Daniel Andrew
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December 18, 2017
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“The Norwegian Government hacked my startup!”

“The Norwegian Government hacked my startup!”

At least, that’s how the conversation started, on a Whatsapp message early on a Friday evening in October, when a concerned startup founder…
Chris Wallis
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December 8, 2017
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Is Your Web Browser Secretly Mining Bitcoins?

Is Your Web Browser Secretly Mining Bitcoins?

This week has seen the seemingly unstoppable surge of the cryptocurrency ‘Bitcoin’ hit over $10,000 for the first time. As private…
Daniel Andrew
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December 1, 2017
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Petya or NotPetya, Why is MS17–010 Still Not Patched?

Petya or NotPetya, Why is MS17–010 Still Not Patched?

Petya or NotPetya — How long should it take to patch against a globally recognised exploit, and why are attackers still able to use…
Daniel Andrew
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June 30, 2017
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