Cybersecurity News, Decoded
HackWire is an independent cybersecurity news aggregator built for security professionals, IT teams, and anyone who needs to stay ahead of the threat landscape without wading through jargon, marketing speak, or vendor press releases.
Our Mission
The cybersecurity information landscape is fragmented, vendor-polluted, and often optimized for search engines rather than actual human understanding. HackWire exists to cut through that noise.
We synthesize reporting from dozens of primary sources — government advisories, threat intelligence vendors, independent researchers, and investigative journalists — into clear, actionable news articles. Every story is categorized, severity-rated, and written with context that makes it immediately useful to practitioners.
What We Cover
Data breaches, unauthorized access, stolen records
CVEs, zero-days, patch advisories, exploit releases
New malware families, infostealers, APT campaigns
Ransomware groups, victims, TTPs, ransom demands
Regulation, government action, legislation, compliance
New security tools, open source releases, research tooling
Sources We Aggregate From
Editorial
Andy Arevalo
Editor-in-Chief
Operations Manager at Lake Nona Medical Services and the editorial decision-maker behind HackWire's coverage scope, source mix, and severity rubric. Articles are synthesized from the credited primary sources listed below; HackWire's editorial value is in the curation, severity classification, and practitioner-focused contextualization.
Editorial policy
- Every article links back to its primary source(s); we do not re-publish original reporting without attribution.
- Severity ratings (CRITICAL / HIGH / MEDIUM / LOW) are applied consistently per the rubric documented internally; we never amplify severity for engagement.
- No vendor sponsorship, no paid placement, no affiliate links on news articles.
- Corrections are issued in-place with a dated correction note appended; we do not silently edit history.
Contact
Editorial: editor@hackwire.news
Tip a story or correction: tips@hackwire.news
Disclaimer
HackWire aggregates and synthesizes publicly available cybersecurity information for educational and informational purposes only. We are not a primary news source — all content is based on publicly reported events from credited sources. HackWire is not responsible for actions taken based on information published here. Always verify critical security information through official channels (vendor advisories, CISA, CVE databases) before taking action. HackWire has no affiliation with any security vendor.