Look, I'll be straight with the room — this afternoon's briefing is mostly an echo. Chrome 149, the Miasma GitHub worm, FIFA phishing, DentaQuest, the Meta Instagram hack — we've already chewed through every one of those today, some of them twice. The scores are still screaming "critical," but a 9-out-of-10 on a story we adjudicated this morning doesn't earn fresh airtime just because the number is big. So I'm not going to let us re-litigate settled ground.
Here's what I actually want to test. Two threads might have moved since the morning open, and that's where our attention goes first.
One — ufish. Critical, the Bun startup-hook credential harvester. I don't want the TTP re-explained; we know how it works. I want to know if anything is genuinely new: confirmed victims, fresh hashes, finalized rotation guidance. If it hasn't moved, we say so and move on.
Two — DarkReplica, the Redis RCE. Same discipline. Is there in-the-wild exploitation? New IOCs? Scope expansion across that 7.2-to-8.6 patch span? If not, it's a thirty-second status check, not a debate.
That's the whole game today. Thin deltas, and our job is to separate real movement from recycled headlines.
Arjun, Alex — I'm coming to you on ufish first. James, you and Alex own the Redis question right behind it. Let's find out if anything actually changed.