Phishing Protection
Discover attackers impersonating your domains, social accounts, and mobile applications.
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Read PostThe Ecosystem of Phishing: From Minnows to Marlins
$1 for a cheap domain. $12.99 for 10m email contacts. Cybercriminals can launch phishing campaigns for under $20!
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40:30Watch VideoBeware of Phishers: New Research into the Ecosystem of Phishing
In this upcoming webinar, Harrison Van Riper and Alex Guirakhoo walk through the Ecosystem of Phishing. The team will cover New phishing data findings, How cybercriminals are crafting and distributing
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Read ReportPhishing Protection
Discover attackers impersonating your domains, social accounts, people, and mobile applications.
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Read PostTyposquatting and the 2020 U.S. Presidential election: Cyberspace as the new political battleground
we detected over 550 typosquats for the 34 candidate- and election-related domains we gathered from open-source research. Not every single one was something interesting; most of the time the typosquat
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Read PostCombatting Domain-Centric Fraud: Why Mimecast is partnering with Digital Shadows
The Digital Shadows service continually identifies when new potentially impersonating domains emerge, and provides a risk score based on contextual information such as whether the domain is hosting...
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Read PostThe Complete Guide to Online Brand Protection
This blog will outline the top threats to brands we see online, and some of the best practices for protecting them.
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10:00Watch VideoTyposquatting and the 2020 U.S. Presidential election
Photon Research Team thought it would be interesting to use this pool of candidates as a backdrop for research into typosquatted domains
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Read ReportEnforcement: Mimecast Integration Datasheet
Digital Shadows integrates with Mimecast email security to proactively protect your employees from known domains posing a phishing risk, reducing the likelihood of successful phishing attacks.
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Read PostDark Web Typosquatting: Scammers v. Tor
Time and time again, we see how the cybercriminal ecosystem often mirrors what happens in the business world. This can ...
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Read PostDomain Squatting: The Phisher-man’s Friend
Simon talks about how easy it is to conduct domain squatting and typosquatting, and how little monitoring still goes on around them in the industry.
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Read ReportHow One Global Retailer Detected Almost 2,000 Spoof Domains | Case Study
See how one global retailer detected almost 2,000 domains impersonating their brand.
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Read PostTyposquatting and the 2020 U.S. Election, Honeypots, And Sudo Vulnerability
Kacey, Charles, Harrison, and Alex kick off this week’s episode talking about our Fall Dallas team event (an amateur version of Chopped). Then we dig into the hot topics of the week.
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Read ReportWeekly Intelligence Summary 10 Oct - 17 Oct 2019
In the spotlight this week is the “Simjacker” exploit, publicly disclosed in September 2019 and now potentially affecting entities across 29 countries.
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Read PostANU Breach Report: Mapping to Mitre ATT&CK Framework
We decided to map this intrusion to the Mitre ATT&CK framework, as we have done previously for:
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Read Report5 Ways Cybercriminals Can Access Your Emails Without Phishing
Here are 5 ways that cybercriminals gain access to emails without conducting a phishing campaign or network intrusion.
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Read PostPhishing Site Impersonates Financial Services Institution
If the infamous bank robber, Willie Sutton, were alive today and honed his cyber skills, he might turn his attention ...
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Read PostTackling Phishing: The Most Popular Phishing Techniques and What You Can Do About It
We cover a range of the different techniques attackers of all persuasions (whether sophisticated nation state or low-level hacker) choose when performing their phishing campaigns.
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Read ReportWeekly 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.
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Read PostIran-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 -...
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Read PostDark Web Overdrive: The Criminal Marketplace Understood Through Cyberpunk Fiction
How can the modern network of .onion marketplaces be understood through novels about a cyberpunk dystopia? The answer is in how dark web marketplaces grow and die.
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