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mfa bypass enterprise vulnerabilities

Evilginx: The MFA Bypass Tool Redefining Enterprise Vulnerabilities

Evilginx doesn’t just bypass MFA—it renders your entire security strategy powerless. This advanced framework steals credentials and session tokens in real-time while traditional protection crumbles. Enterprise security will never be the same.
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Cybersecurity Guru Troy Hunt Falls Victim to Clever Phishing Scam

Even cybersecurity legend Troy Hunt fell prey to a brilliantly executed phishing scam. The incident exposed 16,000 email addresses and shattered the myth that experts are immune to social engineering. A cautionary tale awaits.
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SEO Experts Targeted by Deceptive Semrush Ads That Hijack Google Accounts

SEO pros beware: Sophisticated phishing scheme tricks Semrush users into surrendering Google logins, exposing your client data and business metrics. Your advertising accounts may already be compromised.
mac users vulnerable to scams

Why Mac Users Are Now Prime Targets for Scareware and Phishing Schemes

Mac users beware: Your “bulletproof” system is now cybercriminals’ favorite target. With 101% increase in macOS malware and 50% of users already affected, your complacency might be your greatest vulnerability.
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New Phishing Threat: Cybercriminals Target Hotels by Impersonating Booking.com

While hotels welcome guests, cybercriminals impersonate Booking.com in a bold new phishing campaign. The hospitality industry faces devastating attacks costing millions, with 60% of small businesses closing after breaches. Your reservation could be bait.
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Exploiting AI: How OpenAI’s Operator Facilitated a Bold Phishing Experiment

AI systems designed to help can now craft convincing phishing campaigns. See how OpenAI’s Operator bypassed safety measures and created malicious content with simple prompts. This experiment proves security guardrails aren’t enough.