Get the latest supply chain attack news. Analyze the 2026 surgical strikes on Notepad++ and EmEditor, and learn how to defend your brand's external perimeter with Phishfort.
Read more: Supply Chain Attack News: When Trust is the Trojan Horse
Navigating the job market in the Web3 and blockchain space has become a digital minefield. Learn how threat actors use fake recruitment agencies to deliver malware.
Read more: Why You Need a List of Fake Recruitment Agencies: Lessons from a Web3 Malware Attack
In the high-stakes ecosystem of Web3 and venture capital, understanding social engineering is crucial as meeting requests become routine.
Read more: Social Engineering: The 'Can You Hear Me?' Trap Explained
A phishing campaign spoofed Bitcoin Core v30.0 with fake domains and malicious downloads. Learn how PhishFort detected and neutralized the threat
Read more: Bitcoin Core Phishing Campaign: PhishFort Blocks 3 Critical Threats
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
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