In public perception, security updates often become relevant only when they are linked to dramatic headlines. Critical zero day vulnerabilities, large scale cyberattacks, or emergency
Infrastructure as Code has fundamentally changed how organizations build and operate cloud infrastructure. What once required weeks of manual configuration can now be deployed in
Bring-your-own-vulnerable-driver (BYOVD) attacks are no longer a fringe phenomenon. Over the past twelve months, ransomware groups in particular have increasingly leveraged legitimate but vulnerable Windows
This is another article in Darkgate’s series on real cyberattacks that did not live in slide decks or strategy papers but actually happened. Attacks that
This is another Darkgate article dedicated to real cyberattacks that did not live in slide decks or strategy papers but actually happened. Attacks that did
In May 2021, the United States did not experience a blackout. No refinery exploded, no valve was physically sabotaged, no control room was stormed. And
After Stuxnet, it became clear that industrial systems could be manipulated. Yet for a long time, there was still a sense of distance. Too complex,
At Darkgate, we have been examining critical infrastructures, IT networks, and the often invisible dependencies of modern societies for years. Across our articles, we have
For years, attacks on critical infrastructure followed a familiar pattern. Systems went down. Screens went dark. Networks failed. Power grids collapsed. Water stopped flowing. The
For a long time, IT infrastructure was treated as a purely operational layer. Networks had to be stable, performant, and largely invisible. As long as
