Cybersecurity news, every 30 minutes
Intel60 reads 8 trusted security outlets and CISA and turns every story into a severity-rated, 60-word brief with CVE scores, exploit odds and patch deadlines. Built for SOC analysts and anyone who needs to stay ahead.
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What it does
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Every story is rated Critical, High or Info with a threat meter, so priorities are clear at a glance.
CVSS from NVD, exploit probability from FIRST EPSS, and an Exploited tag for bugs on CISA's KEV list.
When five outlets cover the same breach, you get one card that links to all of them.
A countdown for every vulnerability CISA confirms attackers are exploiting.
The week at a glance: the busiest days, the most-hit vendors and the most-covered stories.
Add the vendors you run. Matching stories get a ★ and their own filter.
Click a dotted term like RCE or KEV for a plain-English definition.
Search by vendor, CVE or keyword. Critical stories reach Telegram the moment they break.
How it works
A fully automated pipeline runs every 30 minutes. More about how it works →
8 security outlets and CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog.
Drops stories already seen, older than 48 hours, ads and webinars.
Claude writes the headline and 60-word brief, rates severity and merges duplicate coverage.
Each CVE gets its CVSS score (NVD), exploit probability (FIRST EPSS) and KEV status.
Cards go live here, and critical stories go out to Telegram.
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News
Patch deadlines
Vulnerabilities CISA confirmed attackers are exploiting in the last 30 days, with the US federal patch deadline. If the date has passed and you haven't patched, you're behind. Click one to read Intel60's story.
Trends
The last 7 days of security news. Click a vendor or category to see its stories.
About
Security teams don't lack news. They lack time. Intel60 reads the security press every 30 minutes and turns each story into a 60-word brief: what happened, who's affected and what defenders should do, rated by severity and backed by vulnerability data.
One card per story, even when five outlets cover it. Read the day's news in about five minutes, then get back to work.
Vulnerability scores come from NVD (CVSS) and FIRST (EPSS). Every card links to the original article.
See the step-by-step visual guide →
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Yes. There's no sign-up, no paywall and no ads.
Every 30 minutes, around the clock. The "Live" marker at the top shows when the last update ran.
They're a fast way to triage, not a replacement for the source. Every card links to the original reporting, and CVE scores come straight from NVD, FIRST and CISA, not from the AI. Check the original before acting.
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Intel60 is built and run by Kushal Mankar, a cybersecurity student focused on security operations. It's open source: see the code on GitHub.