About AttackFeed

AttackFeed is a real-time cybersecurity news aggregator that pulls reporting, advisories, and threat research from more than 35 vetted sources into a single, fast, ad-light dashboard. It exists to solve a specific problem: staying current on security means juggling dozens of publisher sites, government advisory pages, and vendor research blogs, each with its own layout, cadence, and noise. We do that monitoring for you and present it in one place, organized the way a practitioner actually reads it.

Who runs it

AttackFeed is built and operated by Wagner Cybersecurity LLC, an independent security practice with 20+ years of experience in the field. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of the publications it links to. The site is maintained by a real person who works in security, not an anonymous content farm.

How it works

A scheduled job runs every hour, fetching the latest items from each source's official RSS or Atom feed. For every item we:

• Categorize it into one of five practitioner-focused sections (below).
• De-duplicate it, so the same story surfaced by two outlets doesn't clutter the feed twice.
• Detect any CVE identifiers in the headline or summary and enrich them with the official CVSS base score and severity from the U.S. National Vulnerability Database — data you can browse on our CVE Tracker.
• Retain it for six months so the archive stays searchable.

We show a short excerpt and always link back to the original publisher. AttackFeed does not reproduce full articles — clicking any headline takes you to the source, where the journalists and researchers who did the work get the traffic and credit.

What we cover

• Attack & News — Latest cybersecurity news, threat reports, and attack campaigns.
• Gov Alerts / ISAC — CISA advisories, government alerts, and ISAC threat intelligence.
• Vulnerability Alerts — CVEs, zero-days, exploits, and security advisories.
• Privacy & Governance — Privacy legislation, compliance news, and data protection.
• Fraud & Scams — Fraud alerts, phishing campaigns, and consumer scam warnings.

Editorial standards

Sources are chosen for track record and signal quality: established security publications, national CERTs and government agencies (CISA, NCSC, FBI IC3, NIST), ISAC-style research centers (SANS Internet Storm Center, CERT/CC), and respected vendor research teams. We periodically prune feeds that go dark, turn low-signal, or publish malformed data. If a source consistently misleads or spams, we drop it. We do not accept payment to include, rank, or promote any source or story.

Corrections & removals

Because every item links to its origin, corrections are ultimately the publisher's to make. If you are a publisher and want a specific item removed from the aggregator, or you spot a miscategorization or bug, please contact usand we'll act promptly.

Questions about how your data is handled? See our Privacy Policy. Terms governing use of the site are in our Terms of Use.