Cyber Threat Intelligence is a team sport. Collective defense is the best defense — especially within our local Malaysian landscape. Whether you’re a seasoned CTI practitioner or a student just starting your journey, your analysis helps make the digital space safer for everyone.
You don’t need a formal invitation. If you find something interesting using the data on this site or our MISP instance, we want to see your insights.
What we’re particularly interested in
| Report type | What it looks like |
|---|---|
| 👤 Threat Actor Profiles | Deep dives into groups targeting Malaysian infrastructure or local industries |
| 🦠 Malware Analysis | Reverse engineering or behavioral analysis of samples found in the wild locally |
| 🚨 Incident Analysis | Post-mortem or technical breakdowns of recent Malaysian cyber incidents |
| 🔓 Leak Data Analysis | Investigating breaches, credential dumps, or PII leaks affecting Malaysian citizens — responsibly, per the Breach Watch policy |
Other ways in
| You have… | Do this |
|---|---|
| A phishing sample targeting Malaysians (APK scam, bank phish) | Email [email protected] (headers + defanged sample) |
| An event for the community | Submit to the calendar |
| A correction | Contact — corrections are published transparently |
| A question others probably share | Tanya Rectifyq |
The amplification deal
Take our analysis, extend it, and showcase it on your own platforms — LinkedIn, Medium, your blog. Tag Rectifyq and we will help amplify your work. The goal is a bigger Malaysian CTI bench, not a bigger Rectifyq.
Semua orang boleh contribute.