The Trojan Horse in Your Browser
Browser extension security risks are rising due to supply chain attacks. Learn how trusted extensions turn malicious and how to protect your browser effectively.
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IoT Botnet Residential Proxy Risk for Enterprise Networks
Compromised smart home devices route attack traffic through legitimate residential IPs — bypassing your perimeter controls. Here's how it works and what stops it.
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Google Sites Phishing: How Attackers Abuse Trusted Infrastructure
Threat actors are using sites.google.com to host fake Workspace portals that deploy infostealers and crypto drainers. Here's how the attack works.
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DeFi Phishing After a Protocol Hack: How Threat Actors Steal Smart Contract Permissions
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.
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Your PhishFort dashboard is now an app: install it in one click
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.
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FIFA World Cup 2026 ticketing scams
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.
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The FIFA World Cup 2026 Is Already a Brand Threat — Especially If You're in Gambling
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.
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