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Unmasking the Sophisticated: How AI-Powered Defenses Thwart Advanced Phishing Attacks
Barry Strauss | | breaches, Cloud Email Security, credential harvesting, credential stealing, CTO Corner, Email Protection, generative AI, Phishing, Phishing Attacks, social engineering attacks, threat detection
Attackers are constantly refining their techniques for advanced phishing attacks to exploit the trust inherent in our digital systems. A recent incident we’ve captured highlights the alarming sophistication of modern phishing attempts, ...
New FishXProxy Phishing Kit Lowers Barriers for Cybercriminals
Barry Strauss | | CloudFlare, credential stealing, cybercrime, data theft, financial breach, FishXProxy, Malicious Payloads, Phishing, phishing toolkit
Imagine receiving an email that looks perfectly legitimate, down to the last detail. This is the deceptive power of new FishXProxy Phishing Kit, a new phishing toolkit emerging from the cybercrime underground ...
Understanding Credential Phishing
Jimmy Lin | SlashNext Threat Lab | | credential phishing, credential stealing, CTO Corner, Email Protection, Ransomware, UnitedHealth
Credential phishing is a type of cyberattack where attackers attempt to deceive your employees into providing their sensitive information, such as their Microsoft usernames and passwords. What is not obvious is credential ...
Massive ‘New’ Leaked Credentials List: Naz.API Pwns Troy
Richi Jennings | | authentication credentials, Compromised Credential, compromised credentials, compromised credentials monitoring, credential, Credential Compromise, credential database, Credential Dumping, credential harvesting, credential hijacking, credential loss, Credential Monitoring, credential stealing, credential stuffing, credential stuffing attack, Credential Stuffing Attacks, credentialstuffing, haveibeenpwned, HaveIBeenPwned.com, HIBPwned, info stealer, information stealer, infostealer, infostealers, malicious apps that steal passwords, Naz.API, password stuffing, SB Blogwatch, stuffingattacks, Troy Hunt
Have I been pwned? Yes, you probably have. Stop reusing passwords, already. Here’s what else you should do ...
Security Boulevard
Today’s cybersecurity health checks must identify AI based threats. Does yours?
Barry Strauss | | AI, artificial intellignece, bec, business email compromise, ChatGPT, credential stealing, Email Protection, FBI, generative AI, human, Malware, Microsoft Outlook, Mobile Phishing, observability, Phishing, smishing, SMS, social engineering, spear-phishing, Threat Intelligence, vishing
Your organization will most likely face AI based threats in cybersecurity at some point this year. And as such, you can’t rely on outdated risk assessment methodologies that struggle to keep pace ...
The Truth About Why Malicious Links Get Through Security
KNOWN FACT: Malicious links are hosted on legitimate services like Google, Microsoft, AWS (Amazon Web Services), Wix, GoDaddy and many others, and these services are thought safe by many security services. The ...
State of Phishing Report Reveals More Than 255 Million Attacks in 2022
SlashNext analyzed billions of link-based URLs, attachments, and natural language messages in email, mobile and browser channels over six months in 2022 and found more than 255 million attacks – a 61% ...
Hackers Get Ready for Amazon Prime Days Shoppers with Thousands of Live Phishing Sites
The start of Amazon Prime Days on July 12 has prompted an increase in phishing attacks. These attacks target shoppers anxiously awaiting the amazing offers and discounts revealed during the two-day sale, ...
Man in the Middle Attacks: What are they anyway, and how to prevent them.
Man in the Middle (MitM) is a term used to describe a cyber-attack where the cybercriminal comes between with user and their application. In these attacks, a hacker will inject code to ...
Threats Hiding Behind Trusted Microsoft Domains
Throughout 2021 there was a growing increase in cyber threats hosted on legitimate services like Microsoft Teams, OneDrive, SharePoint, and OneNote to deliver phishing campaigns. These domains’ trusted reputation enables cybercriminals to ...