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Follow ThreatRoundup in your feed reader. Every feed updates the moment a story is published, and each item lists its title, date, ThreatRoundup.com as publisher, the original source, and tags for Threat Level, Hunt Leads and CVEs.

Latest Hunt Leads

Stories with detection-ready Hunt Lead reports for blue teams and threat hunters.

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The Roundup

Every ThreatRoundup story: what happened, what it means for you, and what defenders should do.

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CVE Watch

Every new High and Critical CVE, with CVSS, CISA KEV status and whether public exploit code exists.

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RSS works in almost every feed reader (Feedly, Inoreader, NetNewsWire, Outlook, Thunderbird). Atom is a newer standard some readers and tools prefer. XML is a plain data file with one field per element, handy for scripts, spreadsheets and SIEM or threat-intel tools.

To subscribe, copy a feed’s address into your reader’s “Add feed” or “Subscribe” box. The CVE Watch feed is paged: each page holds the newest 500 CVEs, with a link to older pages, so the full history is always available.

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