2021-04-12 08:30 UTC
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Deep water: exploring phishing kits
Group-IB's Computer Emergency Response Team built a solid phishing kit database, which helps Group-IB fight phishing that targets specific brands.
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2021-04-05 08:45 UTC
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Kremlin RATs from Nigeria
The analysis of phishing campaigns carried out by a new threat actor
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2020-09-17 00:00 UTC
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Phishing, Office 365 and the Commercialization of Cybercrime | Huntress
Hackers getting better at their tradecraft and their skills are becoming more and more accessible to other bad actors via the Dark Web.
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2020-04-30 14:12 UTC
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2020-03-11 00:00 UTC
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GCP Cloudshell Cross-Site WebSocket Hijacking (CSWSH)
Google Cloudshell leveraged websockets without validating that the origin matched the current instance host. An attacker could therefore host a CSWSH attack on a Cloudshell instance they own, disabling authentication via access to the underlying VM. They could then start the OAuth process with a spoofed host header, using phishing to get the target Cloud Shell user into following a redirection link, completing the OAuth process and ending in successful CSWSH, which would allow the attacker to h…
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2019-12-20 14:35 UTC
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A Shortcut to Compromise: Cobalt Gang phishing campaign
Cobalt Gang is alive and well, and continued to attack financial institutions around the globe in 2019.
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2018-07-17 19:00 UTC
Security Journalism
Security Journalism
Ask Huntress: Fake .XPS Invoice Leading to Credential Phishing
Explore this phishing campaign used the age-old “Please remit payment” spiel to lure potential victims into opening the attached file.
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