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CVE Chaos: The Fragmented Future of Vulnerability Tracking, Bad Bots & Real-Time Threat Intel

On this episode of Storm⚡️Watch, we explore how the vulnerability tracking ecosystem is evolving beyond the struggling CVE program, with defenders adopting regional, open-source, and commercial solutions for faster, enriched data. We also cover the rise of sophisticated bot traffic, GreyNoise’s expanded Global Observation Grid, and new tools from VulnCheck and Censys helping security teams respond to threats in real time.

April 22, 2025

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April 22, 2025

Cyber Threat Horizon: InfosecSherpa Interview, Ukraine Drone Malware, & VulnCon Recap

On this episode of Storm⚡️Watch, we dive into VulnCon 2025 highlights, interview Tracy Z. Maleeff (aka InfosecSherpa) about her inspiring journey into cybersecurity, and unpack a wild mix of threat intel—from malware-loaded drones in Ukraine to weaponized consumer goods. Plus, we cover new research on Salt Typhoon attacks, a Mirai-fueled DVR exploit surge, and everything defenders need to stay sharp in today’s cyber conflict zone.

April 15, 2025

2025 Cyber Breakdown: CrushFTP Chaos, NVD Crisis & North Korean Threats

This episode of Storm⚡️Watch kicks off with the CrushFTP CVE chaos, where a critical auth bypass flaw led to conflicting vulnerability IDs, spiking exploit activity and confusion among defenders. Meanwhile, North Korean IT operatives run a covert global network targeting Western orgs, as security infrastructure like the NVD struggles to keep pace with surging CVE volumes.

April 8, 2025

Cybercrime Evolution: Robot Dog Backdoors & Mob's Digital Takeover

We're not fooling around in this episode of GreyNoise Storm⚡️Watch! We cover everything from ransomware recovery and Broadcom's licensing shake-up to robot dogs with backdoors, secure messaging tips, and the rise of cyber-savvy organized crime—plus updates from our benevolent overlords in the vuln intel world.

April 1, 2025

OpenAI 'Attack' Debunked: The Real Threat Lurking in Third-Party Wrappers

On this episode of Storm⚡️Watch, we break down sensational headlines around an alleged OpenAI attack, revealing it’s actually a third-party wrapper vulnerability, not an OpenAI flaw. We also dive into privacy concerns with Amazon’s upcoming Echo changes, the challenges of IoT end-of-life labeling, and critical vulnerabilities in Veeam and Apache Tomcat making waves in the security world.

March 25, 2025

Unforgivable Vulnerabilities & The Ballista Botnet Nightmare: Why Your Router Might Be Part of a Global Attack

In this episode of Storm⚡️Watch, the team examines "unforgivable vulnerabilities" from Steve Coley’s 2007 paper, breaking down common flaws like buffer overflows and hard-coded credentials that still persist today — and discusses how AI tools can both help and hinder secure development. They also analyze the Ballista botnet exploiting CVE-2023-1389 to infect over 6,000 TP-Link routers, share updates from partners on JunOS vulnerabilities, IoT labeling, and SSRF attacks.

March 18, 2025

Meet the Team

boB Rudis

boB Rudis brings 30 years of data defense expertise to his role as VP of Data Science at GreyNoise Intelligence, focusing on internet threat research. Formerly at Rapid7 and Verizon, he authored the Data Breach Investigations Report. boB is a prolific online voice via Twitter (@hrbrmstr), his blog (rud.is/b), and contributions to the open-source realm, and has authored works on data security.

Glenn Thorpe

Glenn Thorpe, Sr. Director of Security Research at GreyNoise, began his 20+ year cybersecurity journey after a phishing scam sparked his passion. An expert in digital forensics and incident response, he consults on high-priority threats. Away from the office, he’s a weather enthusiast and avid shark diver.

Emily Austin

Emily helms the security research at Censys, analyzing threats and Internet trends. With a background in threat hunting and incident response, she applies data science to tackle security challenges, having expertise in anti-abuse and fraud detection.

Himaja Motheram

Himaja is a security researcher at Censys, investigating the impact of emerging vulnerabilities and exploring Internet phenomena. She specializes in tracking the Internet’s response to major incidents. Outside of work, she enjoys escape room puzzles and hiking.

Kimber Duke

Kimber Duke is a Researcher and Product Manager at VulnCheck, bringing a diverse skill set from a background in threat hunting, SOC management, and network security. In her off time, Kimber acts as the President of 801 Labs, a non-profit hackerspace based in Salt Lake City, which actively supports the local tech community by coordinating programming and projects.

Tod Beardsley

Tod Beardsley is VP of Security Research at runZero, where he "kicks assets and fakes frames." Prior to 2025, he was the Section Chief for the Vulnerability Response section for CSD/VM/VRC at CISA, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, part of the US government. He's also a founder and CNA point of contact for AHA!. He spends much of his time involved in vulnerability research and coordinated vulnerability disclosure (CVD).

CVE Chaos: The Fragmented Future of Vulnerability Tracking, Bad Bots & Real-Time Threat Intel

Recent episodes

CVE Chaos: The Fragmented Future of Vulnerability Tracking, Bad Bots & Real-Time Threat Intel

Cyber Threat Horizon: InfosecSherpa Interview, Ukraine Drone Malware, & VulnCon Recap

2025 Cyber Breakdown: CrushFTP Chaos, NVD Crisis & North Korean Threats

Cybercrime Evolution: Robot Dog Backdoors & Mob's Digital Takeover

OpenAI 'Attack' Debunked: The Real Threat Lurking in Third-Party Wrappers

Unforgivable Vulnerabilities & The Ballista Botnet Nightmare: Why Your Router Might Be Part of a Global Attack

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