internetonfire

internetonfire is a live incident tracker focused on cybersecurity and AI security events. Rather than publishing analysis or opinion, it collects recent incidents in one place and keeps a running count, so visitors can quickly see how much is happening in a given week.

Each entry records the incident type, severity, and confirmation status, and links back to the original source. Tags such as supply-chain, pypi, malware, and credentials make it possible to scan for the categories you care about, while the search box and time filters narrow results to the last day, week, or month.

The tracker is community-maintained, which means entries can be contributed and updated by readers as incidents develop. This makes it most useful to security engineers, developers, and DevOps teams who need to know whether a package or service they depend on has been compromised.

Because entries are labelled by evidence, it is worth checking the confirmation status and the linked source before acting on an item. Use the time filters to focus on active incidents, and follow the source links for full technical details and remediation guidance.

In short, it works as a lightweight situational-awareness feed rather than a replacement for vendor advisories or a full threat-intelligence platform.