The FBI is warning about it. 300+ phishing domains from one group alone. 170,000 stolen FIFA credentials already on the dark web. If you're buying World Cup tickets, read this first.
A threat actor called JINX-0164 is posing as recruiters to trick developers into running malware that steals credentials, crypto wallets, and SSH keys. If your company employs developers, this is your problem.
Deepfake voice calls, AI-written phishing with perfect grammar, chatbot-powered social engineering. The scams just got a lot harder to spot. Here's how we train for them.
The most dangerous hacking group in America doesn't write exploits. They pick up the phone and ask for access. And your team is giving it to them.
These aren't hypothetical. These are the attacks we're seeing in our assessments this quarter. If your team doesn't know about them, they're walking into a trap.
89% of security incidents start with a person getting tricked. Your $10,000 firewall can't fix that. But training your people like they're actually in the fight? That works.
The breach started with stolen OAuth tokens from a chatbot integration. ShinyHunters pivoted through Salesforce, found GCP credentials, and exfiltrated nearly 1 petabyte including FBI background checks and customer call recordings.