The research, out in the open.
Four surfaces for judging QSearch beyond the marketing copy: how we operate, what we publish, what we watch — live — and where you stand.
Five steps. Same discipline, every engagement.
No mystery-meat methodology. This is the sequence your modules run through — and every step ends in working evidence: reproduced, gated, signed.
Research notes, source-led.
Every note starts from a public source — MITRE ATT&CK, OWASP, CVE.org — and ends with what our arsenal already does about it. Open the summary, then read the full note.
Why one technique keeps outperforming zero-days against 10–200-person companies.
The injection surfaces we keep finding in production RAG pipelines.
A one-header bypass, and the framework assumption most apps never test.
Credential reuse, stale offboarding, shared kiosks: where "assumed breach" stops being an assumption.
Ninety percent of your codebase is other people's code. So is your attack surface.
The expensive cloud breaches rarely need an exploit — a public bucket and patience will do.
The boxes guarding the perimeter have become the most exploited things on it.
Assistant-written code ships in hours and repeats the same flaws — at generation speed.
The live feed. Straight from the sources.
This table is fetching real advisories and public exploits, merged and de-duplicated. In production the crawler runs server-side and annotates every entry with the coverage signal.
Last week's entries, severity-ordered, with coverage signal. One e-mail, Monday 07:00 CET, one-click unsubscribe. Privacy policy applies.
The SME checklist. Ten checks, two minutes.
The ten controls that decide most real SME breaches — before any exotic exploit gets a turn. Tick what you already have. Honest answers only; your ticks stay in this browser.
Tick honestly. Then let's talk about what's open.
See what's exposed — free check →
Reading about it is free. So is the first look.
The same platform behind this feed can watch your stack — starting with a surface check that costs nothing.