About RedPosts

RedPosts is an independent technical publication covering cybersecurity and infrastructure. It launched in early 2026 with a single editorial premise: the mechanics behind a story are more useful than the headline.

Most security coverage lands in one of two places — breathless alerts that tell you something is bad without explaining why, or vendor whitepapers written for people who already know everything. RedPosts works in the space between those two things. The goal is to leave you understanding how something works, not just aware that it happened.

What gets published

Two types of articles.

News pieces cover incidents, vulnerabilities, and campaigns worth understanding — breaches, zero-days, supply chain attacks, threat actor operations. Each one is written to explain the technical mechanism, not just the event. If a CVE is interesting, it's because of what it reveals about how a system works.

Mechanics are first-principles deep dives into how systems actually work — kernel internals, network protocols, privilege models, cryptographic mechanisms. They are written to be standalone and accurate without assuming prior familiarity with the specific topic. Most exist because a news story raised a question worth answering properly.

Editorial standards

No filler, no sponsored rankings, no content written for search engines. Every article is researched and verified before publication. Technical claims are checked against primary sources — kernel source, CVE advisories, protocol specifications — not secondary coverage.

If something is uncertain, it is labeled as such. If something is wrong, it gets corrected.

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