About hendryadrian.com

About hendryadrian.com

Coverage includes Threat Research, Security News, Cyber Attack & Data Breach, Ransomware, CVE, Malware, Threat Actors, MITRE ATT&CK, Vendors / Products / Tools, and Indicators of Compromise.

hendryadrian.com aggregates and analyzes external reporting. It is not the original publisher of that reporting.

Version 2

This site is hendryadrian.com Version 2. It is replacing the legacy hendryadrian.com, and legacy content is being migrated. Migration is planned to be completed by February 2027.

How Articles Are Collected

Full article extraction identifies the title, article body, publication date, and image from the original reporting.

How Articles Are Categorized

Editorial Analysis

AI Pass 1 determines article relevance, selects an existing category, creates a normalized editorial title, summary, and key points, and decides whether the article should be published. Only accepted articles become public. Legacy WordPress categories are not authoritative; Pass 1 owns the final category.

From News to Threat Intelligence

Threat Intelligence Extraction

Depending on the category and content, AI Pass 2 can extract structured intelligence such as CVE, Malware, Threat Actors, MITRE ATT&CK, Vendors, Products, Tools, Countries, Industries, IOC, and category-specific facts.

These relationships allow users to move between an article, its intelligence entities, and other related articles.

Intelligence Entities

Extracted entities are normalized and reused across articles instead of remaining isolated text. Entity types include CVE, Malware, Threat Actor, MITRE ATT&CK, Vendor, Product, Tool, Country, and Industry. Entity pages aggregate related reporting.

Indicators of Compromise

Supported IOC types include IP addresses, domains / hostnames, URLs, email addresses, and hashes.

An IOC should generally represent attacker-controlled infrastructure or be sufficiently specific/actionable for investigation. Legitimate infrastructure merely mentioned, targeted, or incidentally used must not automatically be treated as malicious IOC data.

Local processing validates IOC format, canonicalizes values, deduplicates them, and links them back to reporting. It only normalizes IOCs supplied by structured extraction; it does not invent them. Network indicators are displayed defanged where appropriate. Optional VirusTotal enrichment can add provider context, but VirusTotal alone does not determine maliciousness.

Public Features

• Article browsing and related article/intelligence navigation
• Dashboard with configurable Article Category, Intelligence Entity, and Keyword cards
• Advanced Search for articles, entities, and IOCs with keywords, quoted phrases, negative terms such as -windows, category/date filters, relevance/date sorting, and CSV export
• CVE, Malware, Threat Actor, MITRE, Vendor, Product, and Tool explorers

Processing Flow

1. Sources
2. Collect / Discover
3. Full Article Extraction
4. AI Pass 1 — Editorial
5. Published Article
6. AI Pass 2 — Intelligence
7. Local Validation & Normalization
8. IOC / CVE / Malware / Threat Actor / MITRE / Vendor / Product / Tool
9. Advanced Search / Dashboard / Entity Explorer

Original Sources

Published aggregated content keeps a direct link to the original article/source. The site is intended to make cybersecurity information easier to discover and correlate.