Verified sources. Zero panic.
Slow is our superpower.
CyberSloth helps security teams separate urgent signal from loud noise across vulnerabilities, public threat claims, exploit probability, and cloud exposure.
Daily threat brief
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CyberSloth keeps a local watchlist in this browser, highlights matching public signals, and builds a quick daily read from the latest feeds.
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Track your stack
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Triage workspace
Turn a messy signal into a calm brief.
Threat map
Track the pattern before chasing the alert.
Illustrative regional briefs. Example data, not a live operations feed.
Intel feeds
Prioritization beats collection.
Pull current public cyber signals into the page, then send anything interesting straight into triage.
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CISA KEV
Known exploited vulnerabilities
Use confirmed exploitation as a first-pass filter for patch urgency.
NVD CVE API
Metadata and context
Normalize severity, affected products, dates, and references into owner-ready work.
Public claims
Attribution caveated
Monitor disclosures without treating unverified claims as evidence.
Workflows
From alert to accountable action.
Forensics
Preserve evidence, clarify timelines, and protect the facts from speculation.
Cloud security
Review identity, exposure, logging, and control gaps across cloud estates.
Testing
Find exploitable paths, document impact, and make fixes easy to verify.
Hardening
Close configuration gaps and make the boring controls reliably boring.
Contact
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CyberSloth is an independent project by Shannon Zorn. Send the messy context (product, deadline, exposure, audit pressure, or incident concern) and I'll turn it into an ordered threat brief and next-step plan. Slow patching has one upside: nap long enough on a dependency bump and the supply-chain compromise gets discovered before you ever pull the bad version.