Follow the sources that matter to your audience
Open sources to see what you follow, when it last ran, and whether it found new material. The starter collection has 29 sources, including security publications, advisories, and public discussions. You can pause sources or add your own.
Security sources
| Source | Useful for |
|---|---|
| CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities | Checking which vulnerabilities attackers are exploiting |
| BleepingComputer | Incident coverage, ransomware, and security news |
| The Hacker News | Threat reporting and security industry news |
| Krebs on Security | Investigations and reporting on cybercrime |
| SecurityWeek | Security industry news and analysis |
| Schneier on Security | Security commentary and analysis |
| Microsoft Security Blog | Threat research and security guidance |
| AWS Security Blog | Cloud security guidance |
| Cloudflare Blog | Internet security, infrastructure, and research |
More security research and reporting
- Cisco Talos
- Unit 42
- SentinelLabs
- Securelist
- SANS Internet Storm Center
- The Record
- Dark Reading
- Infosecurity Magazine
- Rapid7
- Trail of Bits
- Troy Hunt
- Graham Cluley
- Huntress
- WeLiveSecurity
- Snyk
You can also follow public GitHub projects, Hacker News discussions, and RSS or Atom feeds. The Hacker News security publication and Hacker News discussion community are different sources.
These are source publications, not Nightcrew partners or customers. Open the original link to read the full context.
Add or adjust a feed
Use add RSS feed to enter a name and a public RSS or Atom URL. Edit your monitoring keywords to match your product, market, and audience. For example: identity threats, ransomware recovery, or cloud security.
Use Run now to request a fresh check. Pause a source when you don't want new items from it. Pausing or deleting a source keeps the evidence you've already collected.
If a source is quiet
Check its status. It may have no new stories, be paused, or have a temporary publisher error. A quiet feed doesn't always mean something is broken. If an error persists, ask the person who manages your Nightcrew account for help.