Shaping the future of phishing protection, one release at a time.
Automated Incident Review provides real-time guidance during incident reporting, helping ensure all required information and evidence is captured before submission for faster takedowns.
Read more: Introducing Automated Incident Review: for Stronger Incident Submissions
PhishFort's new Dark Web Monitoring module provides corporate domain visibility into leaked credentials, corporate email exposures, and early indicators of compromise across underground channels.
Read more: Dark Web Monitoring — Release Notes
A fake Ledger app bypassed Apple’s App Store review last week. Discovered by PhishFort, this phishing scam shows how fake crypto apps steal funds — and how to avoid them.
Read more: Ledger Scam (April 17): $9.5M Stolen via Fake App — Flagged and Taken Down by PhishFort Analyst
AI threat intelligence reveals how agent-based systems introduce new risks through malicious skills, typosquatting, and over-permissioned access. Learn how to secure them.
Read more: AI Threat Intelligence: When AI Agents Become a Security Risk
Residential proxy abuse is rising as attackers hijack home networks to hide cybercrime. Learn how it works and how to protect your connection.
Read more: Residential Proxies Alert: How Attackers Hijack Home Networks
Open source supply chain attacks are targeting developers and maintainers to compromise downstream applications. Learn how these attacks work and how to protect your code.
Read more: Open Source Supply Chain Attack: Why Developers Are the New Target
Living off the land attacks use trusted platforms like Google Sites and Vercel to host phishing scams. Learn how they work and how to stay safe.
Read more: Living Off the Land Attack: How Trusted Platforms Are Fueling Phishing
Fake investment platforms are a new form of phishing where attackers impersonate financial firms to steal data and funds. Learn how they work and how to detect them.
Read more: The New Face of Phishing: Fake Investment Platforms