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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Seed Phrase Scam: 3 Critical Mistakes That Can Cost You Your Crypto
Seed phrase scams are targeting hardware wallet users with pre-filled recovery phrases. Learn how these attacks work and how to protect your crypto assets.
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Online Gambling Scams: The 5 Most Dangerous Attack Vectors in 2026
Online gambling scams are rising across fake casinos, apps, and ads. Learn the top attack vectors in 2026 and how to detect and avoid betting scams.
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Ledger Scam (April 17): $9.5M Stolen via Fake App — Flagged and Taken Down by PhishFort Analyst
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.
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AI Threat Intelligence: When AI Agents Become a Security Risk
AI threat intelligence reveals how agent-based systems introduce new risks through malicious skills, typosquatting, and over-permissioned access. Learn how to secure them.
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Residential Proxies Alert: How Attackers Hijack Home Networks
Residential proxy abuse is rising as attackers hijack home networks to hide cybercrime. Learn how it works and how to protect your connection.
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Open Source Supply Chain Attack: Why Developers Are the New Target
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.
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