Massive brute-force wave hits Palo Alto VPNs with 2.3M attacks (November 24, 2025). Attackers scanned for exposed GlobalProtect portals, stuffing leaked/reused creds to guess network access, risking unauthorized entry into corporate systems worldwide; full impact unknown, with surges from 600K IPs. Zsub fixes this. - No central gateways to attack: Connections self-organize P2P. - No credentials to stuff: Auth with proofs of relationships between rotating self-custodial keys. - Targeting much harder: no honeypots and no linkable metadata exposed on the wire. Actually zero trust, just like Bitcoin. Not your keys, not your network. Read the white paper. Sign up for beta.

Zsub — Self-Sovereign Cryptographic Mesh

Hackers exploit Oracle EBS zero-day and pivot through local creds to steal and leak sensitive data from manufacturers and universities (November 19, 2025). Clop exfiltrated TBs of aggregated ERP data from 10+ U.S. orgs—PII for 10K+ employees (SSNs, contacts), financial records, contracts, supply chains, manufacturing blueprints, student info—cascading supply-chain leaks to unrelated partners. Zsub fixes this. - No central credential stores to pivot through. - No aggregated data plane to cascade breach across orgs. - No shared reset flows or SSO bypasses to chain exploits. - Self-custodial HD keys and selective-disclosure auth break the kill chain at the very first link. Actually zero trust, just like Bitcoin. Not your keys, not your network. Read the white paper.

Zsub — Self-Sovereign Cryptographic Mesh

@GHOST is this on your radar?