Not a recap of what Twitter already said. Every Sunday at 8 AM IST, this dispatch lands in your inbox with findings from active research — dark web patterns, threat actor moves, OSINT techniques, and what they mean for practitioners working in the field.
Three separate threat actors listed verified RDP access to banking systems this week. What the listings reveal about current intrusion methods — and what defenders can do right now.
The exact search syntax, what we found, and the disclosure process that followed.
Notes from three conversations with team leads at tier-1 security firms.
Most cybersecurity newsletters summarise what happened. Alt + Intel is written by someone who is actively doing the research — investigating dark web forums, running OSINT queries, mapping threat actor infrastructure, and publishing findings at CloudSEK.
The difference shows in the content. When a new malware campaign appears, you won't get a rewrite of the vendor advisory. You'll get the MITRE mapping, the infrastructure correlation, the dark web conversation that preceded it, and what a practitioner would actually do with that information.
Who reads it: SOC analysts, threat intelligence practitioners, security researchers, cybersecurity students breaking into the field, and founders who need to understand the threat landscape their business sits inside.
Consistency is a commitment to your time. Alt + Intel goes out every Sunday at 8 AM IST — not "most Sundays," not "when there's something worth saying." Clockwork, so you can plan around it. The research happens all week so the dispatch is ready when you wake up.
Join practitioners who read Alt + Intel for intelligence that doesn't appear anywhere else — because it comes from the research, not from rewriting vendor reports.