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The Account Takeover Kill Chain: A Five Step Analysis
Here, we review account takeover from the perspective of the cybercriminal: why and how do cybercriminals perform ATO?
Cybercriminals are increasingly turning to credential stuffing tools to automate attempts at account takeover, making these leaked credentials very useful for them.
7 Tips for Protecting Against Account Takeovers
In May 2017, an amalgamation of over 1 billion credentials was uploaded to the Have I Been Pwned database. One ...
Weekly Intelligence Summary 03 Oct - 10 Oct 2019
In the spotlight this week is the Iran-linked threat group “APT35”, which took aim at the email accounts of political entities in the United States and prominent Iranians living outside Iran.
Iran-Linked APT35, Skimming By Magecart 4, Rancour, And Emotet Resurgence
We’re back in London this week! Viktoria chats with Adam Cook, Philip Doherty, and Josh Poole on this week’s top stories. - APT35 Targets Email of US political figures & prominent Iranians -...
Data Loss Detection Overview
SearchLight enables you to detect Employee Credentials, Sensitive Documents and Technical Information, Intellectual Property, and Customer Data
42:41Harnessing Exposed Data to Enhance Cyber Intelligence - Recorded Webinar
Attack methods repeat themselves, and so does how cybercriminals use breached data, such as PII, stolen account details and even compromised admin credentials. Once data is compromised, it can circula
Discover which industries are most likely to be targeted by cybercriminals with credential stuffing attempts.
Episode 39: Credential Hygiene
Dr. Richard Gold and Simon Hall join Rafael Amado to discuss the age-old problem of credential hygiene. We’ve all heard of not reusing passwords, employing two factor authentication and using...
33,000 Accounting Inbox Credentials Exposed Online: BEC Made Easy