About RuntimeRebel
Automated Cybersecurity Intelligence
The cybersecurity landscape generates thousands of advisories, disclosures, and threat reports every day. No team has the bandwidth to monitor every source. RuntimeRebel exists to change that — aggregating intelligence from 16 authoritative sources into a single, continuously updated portal. CVE tracking, AI-powered severity classification, and contextualized analysis, all in one place, so you can focus on defending your infrastructure instead of drowning in information overload.
How It Works
RuntimeRebel runs a fully automated ingestion pipeline that executes every 8 hours across 16 curated sources:
Multi-Source Ingestion
16 authoritative security sources — RSS feeds plus the CISA KEV catalog — are pulled and deduplicated against our database of previously processed URLs.
AI-Powered Analysis
Each article is processed through Google Gemini to extract CVEs, CVSS scores, severity classification, tags, and a technical summary.
Threat Level Calculation
A global threat level (Critical / High / Elevated / Moderate) is computed from the severity distribution across all active threats.
Publish & Syndicate
New articles are committed to the repository, the site rebuilds, and the RSS feed and sitemap update automatically.
Intelligence Sources
We monitor the following 16 sources — 15 RSS feeds plus the CISA KEV catalog — for new threat intelligence:
The Hacker News
Breaking infosec news & exploits
BleepingComputer
Malware, ransomware & breach reports
SecurityWeek
Enterprise security & APT coverage
Krebs on Security
Investigative cybercrime journalism
Dark Reading
Practitioner-focused security analysis
Schneier on Security
Policy, research & cryptography
CrowdStrike Blog
Threat actor research & endpoint intel
Google Cloud / Mandiant Threat Intelligence
Nation-state APT & cloud threat intel
Cisco Talos
Vendor threat research
Palo Alto Unit 42
Vendor threat research
SANS Internet Storm Center
Real-time internet threat monitoring
Google Project Zero
Zero-day vulnerability research
Recorded Future
Predictive threat intelligence
iTnews
Security news reporting
Cloudflare Blog
Vendor threat research
CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) Catalog
US government exploited-vulnerability catalog
Coverage Categories
Articles are classified into 8 intelligence categories:
Threat Intel
Active threat actor campaigns and TTPs
Vulnerabilities
CVEs, patches, and exploit details
Malware
Ransomware, trojans, and malware families
Supply Chain
Third-party and open-source compromise
Data Breach
Confirmed breaches and exposed records
Cloud Security
AWS, Azure, GCP, and SaaS threats
Identity & Access
Credential theft, MFA bypass, IAM issues
Compliance
Regulatory updates and audit findings
Severity Classification
Severity follows the CVSS v3 scoring standard, extracted from source material by our AI pipeline and applied consistently across all articles:
| Severity | CVSS Range | Action Guidance |
|---|---|---|
| CRITICAL | CVSS 9.0–10.0 | Actively exploited or weaponized; immediate action required. |
| HIGH | CVSS 7.0–8.9 | Significant risk; patch within 30 days. |
| MEDIUM | CVSS 4.0–6.9 | Exploitable under specific conditions; prioritize based on exposure. |
| LOW | CVSS 0.1–3.9 | Limited impact; address in regular patch cycles. |
| INFO | No CVSS | Intelligence, policy, or advisory without a scored vulnerability. |
Who Uses RuntimeRebel
- SOC Analysts — Monitor inbound threats and prioritize incident response.
- Penetration Testers — Track newly disclosed CVEs and proof-of-concept exploits.
- CISOs & Security Leaders — Maintain situational awareness without drowning in raw feeds.
- Security Researchers — Follow emerging threat actors and zero-day disclosures.
- Developers — Stay informed about vulnerabilities in software dependencies.
- Students & Learners — Build industry knowledge through curated, explained intel.
RuntimeRebel is free, open, and always will be. No registration is required. Our full article archive and RSS feed are publicly accessible.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is RuntimeRebel?
RuntimeRebel is an automated cybersecurity intelligence platform that aggregates, analyzes, and delivers real-time threat data to security professionals. We monitor 16 curated threat sources around the clock and use AI-powered analysis to surface actionable intelligence.
How often is threat intelligence updated?
Our ingestion pipeline runs every 8 hours, pulling from 16 curated security news sources and intelligence feeds. New articles, CVE data, and threat level calculations are committed automatically.
What sources does RuntimeRebel monitor?
We ingest from The Hacker News, BleepingComputer, SecurityWeek, Krebs on Security, Dark Reading, Schneier on Security, CrowdStrike Blog, Google Cloud / Mandiant Threat Intelligence, Cisco Talos, Palo Alto Unit 42, SANS Internet Storm Center, Google Project Zero, Recorded Future, iTnews, Cloudflare Blog, and CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) Catalog. Sources are continuously evaluated for quality and coverage.
Is RuntimeRebel free to use?
Yes. RuntimeRebel requires no account registration, has no paywalls, and publishes a full RSS feed for integration into any feed reader or SIEM.
How are CVE severity scores determined?
Severity classification follows the CVSS v3 scoring standard. Our AI pipeline extracts CVSS scores from source material and maps them to Critical (9.0+), High (7.0–8.9), Medium (4.0–6.9), Low (0.1–3.9), and Informational categories.
Questions or suggestions?
We're interested in improving coverage quality and adding new intelligence sources.
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