Tag: business email compromise

EvilTokens is a new Phishing-as-a-Service offering a turnkey Microsoft device code phishing kit. It enables attackers to harvest access and refresh tokens, granting unauthorized access to victims' Microsoft accounts. The kit supports post-compromise operations, allowing data exfiltration from vario…

A new cybercriminal group, Nasir Security, believed to be associated with Iran, is targeting energy organizations in the Middle East. They focus on attacking supply chain vendors involved in engineering, safety, and construction. The group emerged in October 2025 and has claimed attacks on various …

RedVDS, a virtual dedicated server provider, has been utilized by multiple financially motivated threat actors for business email compromise, phishing, account takeover, and financial fraud. The service offers inexpensive Windows-based RDP servers with full administrator control, attracting cybercr…

Threat actors are actively exploiting Microsoft 365's Direct Send feature to deliver phishing emails, bypassing perimeter security solutions by routing malicious messages through trusted infrastructure. This technique requires no credentials, only knowledge of the target domain and valid recipient …

This intelligence analysis examines a widespread Request for Quote (RFQ) scam that exploits Net financing options to steal high-value electronics and goods. The scammers pose as procurement agents for legitimate companies, using stolen information and lookalike domains to appear credible. They requ…

Since late 2024, attackers have employed new tactics in phishing documents containing QR codes. These include concealing final phishing destinations using legitimate websites' redirection mechanisms and adopting Cloudflare Turnstile for user verification. Some phishing sites specifically target cre…

Since August 2024, there has been a significant increase in phishing attacks targeting U.S. universities. Three distinct campaigns have emerged, exploiting trust within academic institutions to deceive students, faculty, and staff. One campaign used compromised educational institutions to host Goog…

Unit 42 researchers observed large-scale phishing campaigns in 2024 using a refresh entry in the HTTP response header. This technique, unlike traditional HTML-based phishing, occurs before HTML content processing and automatically refreshes webpages without user interaction. Attackers distribute ma…