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Fake domains and counterfeit apps evade brand protection because scans run on a schedule. Here's why continuous monitoring closes that gap.
Read more: Why Fake Domains and Counterfeit Apps Evade Brand Protection
Cloudflare Drop needs no account to publish a live site. See how trusted CDN abuse on Cloudflare, Vercel, and Netlify is fueling phishing and malware.
Read more: How Cloudflare Drop Turned Trusted CDNs Into Phishing Hosts
Hackers used a fake SpaceXAI-affiliated badge to hijack SpaceX and Starlink's X accounts in a social media account takeover that fueled a $125K rug pull.
Read more: SpaceX & Starlink X Hack: How Verified Badge Abuse Happened
Multimodal AI jailbreak attacks now use images, not text. Learn how visual prompt injection bypasses AI guardrails, and how to stop it.
Read more: Multimodal AI Jailbreak Attacks: The Image-Based Threat to Enterprise AI
SolarisLoader kills antivirus via a vulnerable driver, patches AMSI/ETW, and persists in three layers. Full attack chain and IOCs inside.
Read more: SolarisLoader Malware Analysis: Attack Chain & IOCs
Compromised smart home devices route attack traffic through legitimate residential IPs — bypassing your perimeter controls. Here's how it works and what stops it.
Read more: IoT Botnet Residential Proxy Risk for Enterprise Networks
Threat actors are using sites.google.com to host fake Workspace portals that deploy infostealers and crypto drainers. Here's how the attack works.
Read more: Google Sites Phishing: How Attackers Abuse Trusted Infrastructure
PhishFort researchers identified multi-stage fake FIFA ticketing sites harvesting credentials, PII, and payment data. Here's how the infrastructure works and what to monitor.
Read more: FIFA World Cup 2026 ticketing scams
Staged phishing infrastructure, fake betting apps, and social media impersonation campaigns are live before June 11. Here's how threat actors are targeting gambling brands — and how to respond.
Read more: The FIFA World Cup 2026 Is Already a Brand Threat — Especially If You're in Gambling
How attackers bypassed Meta's AI support with a 30-word prompt and took over the White House Instagram, and what it means for your security architecture.
Read more: AI Account Takeover: When a Helpful Chatbot Becomes a Security Risk | PhishFort
Compare three models for phishing domain takedowns: in-house program, per-incident service, and managed service. Decision criteria, process steps, and outcome metrics for security teams.
Read more: In-House vs Outsourced Phishing Domain Takedowns for Banks
This guide will walk you through what a DMCA takedown process consists of, why it's important to organizations, and how to begin the process.
Read more: DMCA Takedown Process: Mastering the Steps to Success
Threat actors are abusing legitimate Microsoft OTP and MFA notification systems to bypass SPF, DMARC, and traditional email defenses. Learn how this phishing attack works and how to defend against it.
Read more: Microsoft OTP Phishing Attack: How Threat Actors Abuse Trusted Alerts