1M+ Emails Use Hidden Text to Dupe AI Security Filters: Analysis
In the evolving threat landscape, 1M+ emails use hidden text to dupe AI security filters, posing a major risk. Attackers now hide malicious content from automated scanners using clever techniques. Consequently, security teams must adapt quickly to stay…
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Scattered Spider hackers Get 5.5 Years for TfL Breach
The recent sentencing of two Scattered Spider hackers to 5.5 years each highlights a major shift in cybercrime accountability. This landmark case, involving a massive £29 million incident-response operation for TfL, demonstrates that law enforcement is…
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Identity Attacks Overtake Exploits as Top Ransomware Cause
Recent industry reports reveal that identity attacks overtake exploits as top ransomware cause. This shift marks a critical turning point for cybersecurity teams worldwide. Attackers now prioritize credential harvesting over traditional software…
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Cyber Fraud Ring Disrupted in Spain: A Strategic Analysis
Cyber Fraud Ring Disrupted in Spain: A Strategic Analysis Recent news highlights how police successfully disrupted a cyber fraud ring in Spain that stole €140M. This operation marks a significant victory for international law enforcement. Cybercriminals…
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Evilginx Phishing Attacks: Defending Microsoft 365 Users
Understanding the Danger of Evilginx Phishing Attacks Evilginx phishing attacks have recently resurfaced, targeting Microsoft 365 environments with alarming efficiency. A misconfigured server recently exposed three separate campaigns, revealing how…
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Microsoft Entra Passkey Attacks: How to Protect M365
Introduction In the modern threat landscape, identity is the new perimeter. Recently, cybercriminals have shifted tactics to exploit Microsoft Entra passkey authentication flows to compromise M365 environments. By leveraging sophisticated vishing and…
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Browser in the Browser (BITB) Attack: How This Nearly Undetectable Phishing Technique Works and How to Defend Against It
Imagine clicking a link in an email, seeing a perfectly rendered Google login window — complete with the correct URL, familiar styling, and even the lock icon — only to discover that the entire window was just an image overlaid on a malicious page. That…
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