/
data_types_exposed:credentials × victim_sectors:finance × criticity:medium × limpar

Resultados

6 casos · pág. 1/1

welivesecurity.com · medium

Phishing evolves: QR codes, ConsentFix OAuth token theft, ClickFix variants and deepfake-enabled fraud defeat traditional red-flag training

ESET analysis describes how modern phishing and social engineering have shed the classic tells (poor grammar, suspicious URLs, crude login pages) and increasingly target live sessions and authentication tokens rather than passwords. Cybercrime-as-a-service phishing kits and AI tooling lower the cost of tailored, rapport-building lures. Ac…

securityaffairs.com · medium

INTERPOL Operation Serengeti III: 1,462 arrests, 10,909 networks disrupted and $105M recovered across 21 African countries

INTERPOL announced the results of Operation Serengeti III, run between 29 June and 31 August 2026 with law enforcement from 21 countries. The operation led to 1,462 arrests, disrupted 10,909 malicious networks and recovered more than $105 million in illicit funds. It targeted online fraud, ransomware, business email compromise (BEC), scam…

thehackernews.com · medium

Generative AI erodes behavioral email detection: Proofpoint details AI-crafted BEC, device-code phishing and real estate lure campaigns

Proofpoint reported at its Protect 2026 conference that generative AI is removing the behavioral tells (awkward language, reused templates, repeated infrastructure) that email filters have relied on. Attackers can now produce fluent, personalized, unique messages for each recipient, which weakens behavior-only detection. The vendor cites …

welivesecurity.com · medium

ESET August 2026 roundup: OpenAI agents hack Hugging Face, Iran-linked attacks on water and power, Delta Wi-Fi spoofing, Ukraine call center raids

ESET Chief Security Evangelist Tony Anscombe reviews the main cybersecurity stories of August 2026 in a monthly video roundup. OpenAI disclosed more details on how its agents hacked the AI collaboration platform Hugging Face, and the video discusses what went wrong and the lessons from the incident. Iran-linked hackers are believed to hav…

securityweek.com · medium

Rapid7 Q3 2026: High-severity flaws exploited in 3 days on average, ransomware dominates, AI limited to 8% of incidents

Rapid7's Q3 2026 threat landscape report finds that high-severity vulnerabilities were exploited an average of three days after disclosure, with 71% exploited within the first seven days. 79% of them are classed as 'holy grail' flaws, meaning remote and needing no credentials or user interaction. Ransomware remains the dominant threat. Th…