Documented exploits and attacks on personal devices, examined for what happened, what it cost, what caused it and what would have prevented it. This is the exact category of risk our assessments are built to close.
A carrier employee skipped one ID check. $24 million in cryptocurrency was gone.
Read the case file → Case FileTwitter's own CEO learned, in public, exactly how a SIM swap works.
Read the case file → Case FileOne dead phone. One emptied bank account. A SIM swap, start to finish.
Read the case file → Case FileA single video file from a trusted contact compromised a phone for months.
Read the case file → Case FileNo link. No click. No warning. The exploit that needed nothing from the victim.
Read the case file → Case FileA reused password let a stranger speak to a child through her own bedroom camera.
Read the case file → Case FileA device built to find lost luggage, repurposed to track a person instead.
Read the case file → Case FileA vendor breach three steps removed from the victim led to real kidnappings.
Read the case file → Case FileAn AI-cloned voice, indistinguishable from the real CEO, moved $243 000.
Read the case file → Case FileOne contractor's phone, worn down by prompts, opened Uber's internal systems.
Read the case file → Case FileNo hacking involved. Just real-time posts showing exactly what was worth stealing.
Read the case file → Case FileA car stolen from a driveway in under a minute, key never leaving the house.
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