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
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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
Compliance
Building a Secure Container Registry Strategy

Building a Secure Container Registry Strategy

Container registries are a critical attack surface. Learn how to secure them and how Intruder automates image discovery and scanning.
Manuel Morejon
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February 9, 2026
Cloud security
19 Cyber Leaders to Follow on LinkedIn (and Why They Deserve Your Attention)

19 Cyber Leaders to Follow on LinkedIn (and Why They Deserve Your Attention)

Cut through LinkedIn noise with 20 security leaders sharing real-world insights. From malware analysis to AppSec to vulnerability intel—voices that help you do better work.
Eamon Carroll
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February 5, 2026
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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
How We’re Using AI to Write Vulnerability Checks (and Where It Falls Short)

How We’re Using AI to Write Vulnerability Checks (and Where It Falls Short)

Intruder’s security team is experimenting with agentic AI to accelerate vulnerability checks. Discover what’s working, what isn’t, and why AI isn’t the silver bullet it’s made out to be.
Benjamin Marr
September 11, 2025

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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
Cloud security
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
Cloud security
Azure Cloud Security: The Critical Vulnerabilities You’re Responsible For

Azure Cloud Security: The Critical Vulnerabilities You’re Responsible For

Avoid costly cloud mistakes. Learn which Azure vulnerabilities you’re responsible for - and how Intruder helps you fix them fast.
Daniel Andrew
June 17, 2025
Cloud security
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Intruder Vulnerability Bulletin — Dirty COW Privilege Escalation

Intruder Vulnerability Bulletin — Dirty COW Privilege Escalation

You may have heard of a new Linux vulnerability named “Dirty COW” in the news today.
David Robinson
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October 21, 2016
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Vulnerabilities and Threats
The battle for IoT Security has already been lost

The battle for IoT Security has already been lost

A few weeks ago, the website of popular cyber security journalist Brian Krebs was taken offline by a previously undiscovered botnet, now…
Chris Wallis
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October 21, 2016
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Intruder Vulnerability Bulletin — Cisco IKE Vulnerability (BENIGNCERTAIN)

Intruder Vulnerability Bulletin — Cisco IKE Vulnerability (BENIGNCERTAIN)

Leaked from the NSA’s toolkit of private exploits, this recently disclosed Heartbleed-esque vulnerability can allow an attacker anywhere on…
David Robinson
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September 20, 2016
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Vulnerabilities and Threats
Intruder Vulnerability Bulletin — MySQL Privilege Escalation Vulnerabilities

Intruder Vulnerability Bulletin — MySQL Privilege Escalation Vulnerabilities

You may have heard of two new MySQL vulnerabilities in the news over the past couple of days (CVE-2016–6662 & CVE-2016–6663).
David Robinson
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September 13, 2016
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Vulnerabilities and Threats
What’s the point in phishing assessments?

What’s the point in phishing assessments?

As news is released that PhishMe made £45 million last year, it’s clear that phishing assessments have become very popular. But it begs the…
Chris Wallis
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July 29, 2016
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I’m a startup, what should I do about security?

I’m a startup, what should I do about security?

Being a startup is difficult. You don’t have the budget to do everything like a big corporate, but if you don’t appear to be doing things…
Chris Wallis
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June 20, 2016
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Days of Cyber: What’s an SME to do? (Threat Landscape)

Days of Cyber: What’s an SME to do? (Threat Landscape)

This will be the first in a series of blog posts exploring the world of cyber security, with a specific view on how it applies to SMEs; and…
Chris Wallis
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May 6, 2016
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Badlock Vulnerability — Pre-Release Analysis

Badlock Vulnerability — Pre-Release Analysis

It seems that merely releasing a vulnerability with a cool logo and marketing budget isn’t enough these days. Like the movie studio behind…
David Robinson
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April 11, 2016
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Vulnerabilities and Threats
DROWN Vulnerability — More Like A Doggy Paddle

DROWN Vulnerability — More Like A Doggy Paddle

You may have heard of the new DROWN vulnerability as it’s been in the news a fair bit over the past couple of days.
David Robinson
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March 4, 2016
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Vulnerabilities and Threats
Should the data on my server be encrypted?

Should the data on my server be encrypted?

Over the last few days I’ve heard a lot of questions in the media asking why TalkTalk didn’t have their customer data encrypted.
Chris Wallis
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October 25, 2015
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