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The United States Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) lost $55,000 in Tether (USDT) due to an address poisoning scam, highlighting crypto security.
Read more: Crypto Address Poisoning | How the DEA Lost $55K in a Scam
Explore what is intellectual property, its protection through trademarks and copyrights, and how PhishFort helps secure your IP online.
Read more: 7 Key Insights into Intellectual Property and How It's Protected Online
Discover why the crypto industry is highly exposed to crypto scams, how social engineering attacks exploit risk-seeking users, and how businesses can protect their brands with proactive security.
Read more: Crypto Scams: Why the Crypto Industry Is So Vulnerable and How to Stop Them
Web3 Domains phishing is here. Discover how phishers are now exploiting crypto wallets and DeFi tools — and why Web3 users must rethink their security strategies today.
Read more: Web3 Domains Phishing Has Finally Arrived: The Next Big Threat To Crypto Security
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
When a DeFi protocol gets hacked, fake revoke sites appear within hours. Here's the exact attack sequence threat actors use, and how to shut it down.
Read more: DeFi Phishing After a Protocol Hack: How Threat Actors Steal Smart Contract Permissions
The PhishFort client dashboard is now a Progressive Web App. Install it to your desktop, tablet or phone home screen and get a faster, mobile-ready view of your brand protection, no app store required.
Read more: Your PhishFort dashboard is now an app: install it in one click
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