Criminals Case The Joint First. The Dark Web Shows When.

Cyber Insurance News & Information (CINI) podcast on dark web monitoring with CDL Cyber Intelligence, Think Like A Criminal, Act Like An Angel, over a rain-soaked alley with a green-lit doorway

Think like a criminal. Act like an angel. Twenty-six years in cybersecurity have led Jonathan Palmer to that motto. On the CINI podcast, the CDL Cyber Intelligence CEO explains how dark web monitoring spots attackers sizing up a target. He also covers why underwriters need that intelligence and what CISOs struggle to tell their boards. … Read more

The Perimeter Now Includes Home Routers, Comcast Says

Cyber Insurance News story on residential proxy networks showing a living room camera and router linked by glowing threads to an office tower

Comcast Business counted 79.3 billion cybersecurity events in its 2026 threat report. The more telling findings sit deeper in its research, in hijacked home devices and stolen logins. Seventy-nine billion is a number built for a headline. Comcast Business counted 79.3 billion cybersecurity events across its security customers between March 2025 and February 2026. That … Read more

The Phish That Passes MFA: China-Aligned TA419 Targets AI Policy Experts

Cyber Insurance News story on phishing-resistant MFA showing a fake login window layered over a genuine one

Proofpoint says a China-aligned group posed as former White House staff and other AI policy figures to phish US experts. Its kit relays the genuine Microsoft sign-in, so the password and the MFA code both work. Proofpoint recommends phishing-resistant MFA such as passkeys. The first email asks for nothing. It invites an AI policy expert … Read more

Silent Push Says Impersonation Monitoring Belongs In Underwriting. The Loss Data Does Not Exist Yet.

Dark corridor of identical closed doors with cyan light beneath one of them, illustrating brand impersonation monitoring and dormant look-alike domains

The Domain That Waited A carrier writes three mid-market manufacturers in the same quarter. Different brokers, different states, no shared vendors. Eleven months later, all three report wire fraud losses inside six weeks of each other. The domains used against them were registered on the same afternoon, at the same registrar, on the same hosting. … Read more

Residential Proxy Risk: The Employee Earns Pennies, The Buyer Gets The Router

Silent Push researchers pointed a proxy connection at a home router in Portugal. They reached its management interface. Then they pulled an image file off it as proof. The router belonged to a customer of MEO, Portugal’s largest internet provider. The researchers held no credentials. They planted no malware. They held a subscription to a … Read more

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