Mastodawn

IntelSoup

Jan 30

Lady Laura

Oh god

Phishing kits adapt to the script of callers
https://www.okta.com/blog/threat-intelligence/phishing-kits-adapt-to-the-script-of-callers/

Phishing kits adapt to the script of callers

IntelSoup

Jan 23

Nervously watching the weather reports. This storm hitting the US better not impact my travel to the SANS CTI summit. My little soupy heart has been looking forward to it for some time now.

IntelSoup

Jan 23

Erik Jonker Jan 23

Good to spread the word about the disinformation Trump is spreading about NATO-members not supporting the US.
#USA #NATO #Trump #geopolitics @geopolitics

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IntelSoup

Jan 23

@metacurity Totally agree. Hopefully they will be able to weather the attack. Skids are gonna skid I suppose is the take away.

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IntelSoup

Jan 23

@metacurity I hope their peers dogpile on them for hitting such a lame target and pressure them to drop it. Hardly seems sporting.

I am still amazed that North Korea still uses Astrill VPN for any of their campaigns, especially since it's one of their top ioc's for some time now, at what point will they switch it up?

IntelSoup

Jan 22

Metacurity Jan 22

So many publications are reporting RansomHouse's claim that it had hacked a key Apple contractor, Luxshare. This morning I saw at least twelve publications reporting, so I posted about it too.

But as HackRead notes, it's just a claim by a criminal group with no confirmation. "Nevertheless, until Luxshare confirms an incident or the attackers release verifiable data, the claim remains just that."

I really wish cyber and tech publications would stop doing this -- it's lazy and shameful and serves as propaganda for criminal hackers.

https://hackread.com/ransomhouse-data-breach-apple-contractor-luxshare/