Matteo Gaillo

Matteo Gaillo

Cybersecurity Expert

Matteo Gaillo is a security expert specializing in analytics intelligence. He writes about the evolution of cyber threats and the role of AI in exploiting vulnerabilities. He also provides insights on cyber protection and reviews the latest cybersecurity software and tools.

Analytics Intelligence Resecurity Outsmarts Hackers in Fake Data Breach

In a bold announcement that rippled through the cybersecurity community, the notorious hacking collective ShinyHunters declared a total compromise of the U.S.-based cybersecurity firm Resecurity. The group broadcasted its claims via Telegram, asserting that it had achieved complete access to the

Resecurity Outsmarts Hackers in Fake Data Breach
Analytics Intelligence Amazon Details GRU's Years-Long Attack on Energy and Cloud

A recently disclosed report from Amazon's threat intelligence team has pulled back the curtain on a meticulously orchestrated, multi-year cyber campaign by Russia’s GRU, revealing how state-sponsored actors have persistently targeted the digital backbones of Western energy and cloud sectors. T

Amazon Details GRU's Years-Long Attack on Energy and Cloud
Analytics Intelligence How Is RondoDox Exploiting the React2Shell Flaw?

The Rise of a New Threat Understanding the RondoDox-React2Shell Connection A persistent and increasingly sophisticated cyber threat known as the RondoDox botnet has been actively compromising Internet of Things (IoT) devices and web servers for over nine months, recently escalating its campaign by

How Is RondoDox Exploiting the React2Shell Flaw?
Analytics Intelligence Is Your MongoDB Server Vulnerable to MongoBleed?

A critical vulnerability is actively being exploited across the internet, targeting one of the most widely used database platforms and placing sensitive information at severe risk of exposure. Identified as CVE-2025-14847 and dubbed "MongoBleed," this high-severity flaw affects numerous

Is Your MongoDB Server Vulnerable to MongoBleed?
Analytics Intelligence In 2026, Are SBOMs the Key to Software Security?

The once-obscure technical document known as the Software Bill of Materials has become one of the most debated and divisive artifacts in the entire cybersecurity landscape, fundamentally altering how organizations procure, develop, and deploy software. By 2026, the discussion is no longer about

In 2026, Are SBOMs the Key to Software Security?
Analytics Intelligence Why Is Mustang Panda's New Rootkit So Dangerous?

Operating from the deepest recesses of a computer's operating system where security software rarely has the final say, a newly discovered weapon has fundamentally altered the cyber espionage landscape and redefined the meaning of digital stealth. A sophisticated, previously undocumented

Why Is Mustang Panda's New Rootkit So Dangerous?
Analytics Intelligence Could a 5-Year-Old Flaw Bypass Your Fortinet 2FA?

A ghost from the cybersecurity past has reemerged to haunt networks, demonstrating that even widely publicized vulnerabilities can pose a persistent and critical threat if left unaddressed. A five-year-old flaw in Fortinet's FortiOS software, identified as CVE-2020-12812, is being actively

Could a 5-Year-Old Flaw Bypass Your Fortinet 2FA?
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