Threat intelligence database

What this is

A structured database of the entities our reporting covers:

• Incident — a confirmed or alleged security event, with what is known and what isn’t.
• Vulnerability — a flaw with verified identifiers, affected versions, and remediation status.
• Company — a security vendor or affected organization, profiled independently.
• Product — a security product, assessed on the record.
• Threat actor — an attributed or tracked actor, with attribution confidence stated.
• Advisory — a vendor or agency advisory, linked to its source.
• Malware family — tracked malware with verifiable technical references.
• Researcher — a security researcher cited in our reporting.
• Report — a HackedWire article or analysis tied to the entities above.

Attribution confidence

Every entry records its evidence and a plain-language attribution confidence — confirmed, high, moderate, low, or disputed. Corrected or disputed information stays in the record, marked as such, so the history is honest.

An honest limit

HackedWire does not claim real-time monitoring. Entries are added and updated by the newsroom as reporting is verified — this is a curated database, not a live feed.