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SMScott McMahanaitransformeronline.hashnode.devAug 13 · 1 min read

AI-Powered Phishing in 2026

Phishing attacks are becoming more difficult to detect as cybercriminals use AI to create polished messages, personalize fraudulent requests, and automate campaigns at scale. Traditional Warning Signs

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张张先生aicryptowallet.hashnode.devAug 7 · 6 min read

Phishing Protection and the DApp Whitelist: How a Wallet Decides Which Sites the AI May Trust

Phishing is the oldest and still the most effective attack in crypto. The adversary does not need to break cryptography; it only needs to convince the wallet â or the person holding it â to approv

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FTFirewall Technical Teamfirewall-technical-it-insights.hashnode.devAug 6 · 7 min read

ClickFix: The Scam That Tricks Your Team Into Hacking Themselves

Most people picture a cyberattack as something technical and invisible — a hacker typing furiously in a dark room, breaking through firewalls with code. The reality, increasingly, looks nothing like t

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LTLưu Tuấn Anhblog.fiscybersec.comAug 6 · 16 min read

You Connect to Hotel Wi-Fi, Attacker Logs into Microsoft 365 Account — Without You Clicking Anything

Overview Imagine this scenario: you just checked in to your hotel after a long flight, opened your laptop, turned on Wi-Fi, opened Chrome, and Chrome automatically opened the Microsoft 365 sign-in pag

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Ttimoqrmaster.hashnode.devAug 5 · 4 min read

QR Code Security: Quishing Risks + Safety Best Practices

QR Code Security: How to Prevent Quishing and Build Trust QR code security matters more than ever because QR codes are now everywhere: menus, tickets, parking meters, invoices, posters, and business c

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JKJeevitha kumarswamyjeevitha-13.hashnode.devAug 3 · 5 min read

Attack Breakdown #01: Hotel Network Compromise → Microsoft 365 Account Takeover

1. THE ATTACK AT A GLANCE: The hacker(s) compromised the internet gateway of a hotel's network, which led to multiple Microsoft 365 accounts being compromised. This occurred because: The hotel's wi-f

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SSagunsagunwrites.hashnode.devJul 30 · 4 min read

How Malware Spreads

One of the biggest misconceptions about malware is that it somehow "appears" on a computer without explanation. In reality, malware doesn't magically infect devices. Like any software, it needs a way

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LNLissette Novaslissettenovascyber.hashnode.devJul 22 · 5 min read

¿Qué es la ciberseguridad y por qué debería importarnos?

Cada día utilizamos nuestros teléfonos, computadoras y dispositivos inteligentes para trabajar, estudiar, comunicarnos, realizar compras en línea y acceder a nuestros servicios bancarios. Sin embargo,

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VNVũ Nhật Lâmblog.fiscybersec.comJul 19 · 10 min read

ARToken & EvilTokens: The AI-Augmented Device Code Phishing PhaaS Hijacking Microsoft 365 and Automating BEC Fraud

Executive Summary ARToken is a Phishing-as-a-Service (PhaaS) operator panel published by Cisco Talos on July 1, 2026, which Talos assesses to be an affiliate panel of the EvilTokens platform — the Pha

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VNVũ Nhật Lâmblog.fiscybersec.comJul 14 · 8 min read

BlueKit PhaaS: Browser-in-the-Middle via rrweb — When the Login Page You See Runs on the Attacker's Machine

Executive Summary BlueKit is a Phishing-as-a-Service (PhaaS) platform first documented by Varonis in April 2026, and by late June 2026 Netcraft confirmed it operating at real-world scale, with roughly

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AI-Powered Phishing in 2026

Phishing Protection and the DApp Whitelist: How a Wallet Decides Which Sites the AI May Trust

ClickFix: The Scam That Tricks Your Team Into Hacking Themselves

You Connect to Hotel Wi-Fi, Attacker Logs into Microsoft 365 Account — Without You Clicking Anything

QR Code Security: Quishing Risks + Safety Best Practices

Attack Breakdown #01: Hotel Network Compromise → Microsoft 365 Account Takeover

How Malware Spreads

¿Qué es la ciberseguridad y por qué debería importarnos?

ARToken & EvilTokens: The AI-Augmented Device Code Phishing PhaaS Hijacking Microsoft 365 and Automating BEC Fraud

BlueKit PhaaS: Browser-in-the-Middle via rrweb — When the Login Page You See Runs on the Attacker's Machine