Cyber Observatory: public sources, read in one place
Automated monitoring of cybersecurity, cybercrime and artificial intelligence news collected from public RSS feeds, classified by topic and always linking to the original source.
The full panel — filters, search, indicators and reports — runs on a separate address. Below, the 12 most recent items.
The aggregation service is not answering at this address yet. Nothing else on this page depends on it: the description below explains exactly what the panel does once it is live.
Planned address·https://ciber.steniosantos.com
Country and region
Brazil, United States, United Kingdom, Canada, European Union, Germany, France, Spain, Japan and international bodies.
Theme
Three tracks — cybersecurity, cybercrime and artificial intelligence — with keyword classification to correct aggregated feeds.
Entity
Interpol, Europol, FBI, CISA, NCSC UK, United Nations, European Commission, Polícia Federal, Anatel, Safernet, Ministério da Justiça, NIC.br / CGI.br, among others.
Time
Automatic collection every 30 minutes, with deduplication by normalised URL and title similarity across languages.
What it is
- An aggregator of publicly available RSS feeds.
- A reading surface that always links to the original publication.
- A deterministic keyword classifier over titles and summaries.
- A deduplicated timeline, so the same story does not appear five times.
What it is not
- It is not a news outlet: no original reporting is produced here.
- It carries no editorial opinion and no institutional position.
- It publishes no operationally sensitive content, no technical detail that helps an attack.
- It is not an official source: the authority is always the original publisher.
Reading the panel is the starting point, not the conclusion
Aggregation shows what is being said. The analytical reading of these cases — criminal law, digital evidence, international cooperation — is in the research and briefing sections.