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New Open-Source Tool: TeleSink - Turning Malware C2 Against Itself

RedSide Security June 10, 2026 Tools & Technology 127 views

TeleSink is an open-source malware analysis tool that redirects Telegram bot traffic into a controlled local environment, enabling real-time extraction of bot tokens, chat IDs, and exfiltrated data without manual deobfuscation.

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PCAPGraph: Threat Hunting at the Speed of Triage

RedSide Security June 04, 2026 Tools & Technology 71 views

PCAPGraph is an open-source network investigation and threat hunting tool that transforms packet captures into interactive graphs. Designed for rapid incident response, it helps analysts quickly identify malicious communications, visualize host relationships, investigate indicators of compromise (IoCs), and uncover suspicious activity without spending hours manually reviewing packets.

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Open-Source Network Discovery & Topology Mapping

RedSide Security June 03, 2026 Tools & Technology 108 views

RedSide Security has open-sourced NETMAPPER, a network discovery and visualization tool designed to help security teams see their infrastructure the way an attacker would. Inspired by BloodHound’s graph-based approach, netmapper maps live network devices, services, and relationships, transforming raw discovery data into an interactive topology map.

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First Public macOS Kernel Exploit on Apple M5 Prepared Using Mythos Preview in Five Days

RedSide Security May 17, 2026 Vulnerability 201 views

Security researchers have reportedly developed the first public macOS kernel exploit targeting Apple’s new M5 silicon, successfully bypassing the company’s hardware-based Memory Integrity Enforcement (MIE) protections. The exploit chain achieves full root access on macOS 26.4.1 using only standard system calls from an unprivileged local account, highlighting the growing impact of AI-assisted offensive security research.

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