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The Machine is an accumulation, not a design.

Analyze the structural mismatch between legacy network architecture and the browser-native reality of modern work.

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JB-Conceal vs EvilGinx

This blog will be the first entry in a new series of “Conceal vs”. In this series, we will discuss various threat-actor...

By Jim Gogolinski June 12, 2026

Protected: Understanding How Conceal Connect Replaces the VPN, the ZTNA, and the VDI

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AiTM vs Email URL Rewriting vs Conceal

AiTM vs Email URL Rewriting vs Conceal I was running through the past several days of AiTM (adversary-in-the-middle) detections,...

By Jim Gogolinski February 19, 2026

The Divide Between Thinking and Sharing: What We Can Take Away from the Government ChatGPT Incident

When AI tools first started showing up at work, people didn’t approach them cautiously. They leaned in. Hard. Everyone...

By Steve Salinas January 30, 2026

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Conceal vs EvilGinx

This blog will be the first entry in a new series of “Conceal vs”. In this series, we will discuss various threat-actor...

By Jim Gogolinski January 13, 2026

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Threat Actors Deploying New Anti-Security Tactics in the Browser

Introduction Modern phishing attacks have evolved far beyond simple fake login pages. Today’s attackers deploy sophisticated...

By Paul Halliday December 15, 2025

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The Winding Path That Leads to Insecurity

Stolen, leaked, or “borrowed” credentials are very frequently used as the first phase in corporate compromises. These...

By Conceal Recon Group November 17, 2025

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Understanding How Conceal Protects the Browser: Part 4

“The indicators are all there, you just need to know where to look.” If Part 3 taught us how to convert pages into...

By Paul Halliday November 13, 2025

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Understanding How Conceal Protects the Browser: Part 3

Most people assume browser protection is a binary act; a URL is either blocked or allowed. But that model belongs to an older...

By Paul Halliday November 6, 2025