Deep Dig Weekly / #01
Hey there! 👋
Welcome to my first weekly cybersecurity newsletter. I'm passionate about helping students and young professionals navigate the complex world of cyber defense. Each week, I'll share practical insights on emerging threats, threat intelligence, privacy protection, and social media security.
I break down complex security concepts into actionable knowledge – the kind I wish I had when starting out. No fluff, just valuable insights to help you stay ahead of threats and build your security expertise.
Addressing Malware Analysis Misinformation
A new project by @maldr0id aims to document and correct common misconceptions in malware analysis.
Community-Driven Security Initiatives
The Chaos Computer Club's 38th Congress (38C3) demonstrates the continued vitality of grassroots security research. The conference, hosted in Hamburg, showcased cutting-edge research across various domains.
Social Media Infrastructure
Recent developments in alternative social media platforms highlight growing awareness of governance concerns. Both Mastodon and BlueSky have implemented organizational changes.


Democratizing Security Knowledge
The #100DaysOfYara challenge exemplifies the community's commitment to skill development and knowledge sharing. This initiative provides structure for security analysts looking to master YARA, a critical tool for malware analysis.
Standardizing Threat Intelligence: The MISP Initiative
The cybersecurity community has long struggled with the challenge of threat actor nomenclature. When multiple organizations independently discover and name the same threat actor, confusion inevitably follows. For instance, the notorious APT-1 group has been variously known as GIF89a, ShadyRAT, Group 3, and ZooPark, creating unnecessary complexity in threat intelligence sharing.
MISP (Malware Information Sharing Platform) has recently stepped forward with a comprehensive framework for standardizing threat actor naming conventions.
Knowledge Sharing in Cybersecurity Education
I launched a collaborative project with PolyCyber, my university’s cyber club. This comprehensive knowledge base was built using Docusaurus, and it provides newcomers with good starting points for diving into the cybersecurity and CTF worlds. Over time, I realized that I was frequently asked similar questions, and that I received numerous tips from experts, which I want to share with the community. We’re planning to add guides and tutorials on specific topics, such as AI security and common code vulnerabilities.
We may add an English-language version at a later date. The content is currently only available in French.

Until next week! 📮
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