Phishing

Phishing is a type of cyberattack in which an attacker attempts to deceive individuals into revealing sensitive information-such as usernames, passwords, or financial details-by pretending to be a trustworthy entity, often through fraudulent emails, messages, or websites.
  1. Russian OAuth Phishing Clusters Target Academia and Defense

    Russian OAuth Phishing Clusters Target Academia and Defense

    Google Maps Russian-Nexus Login Phishing Campaigns Google Threat Intelligence Group says it is tracking three distinct suspected Russian cyber espionage clusters that abuse legitimate authentication flows rather than relying only on fake login pages. The targets described include people in...
  2. Collaboration tool phishing forces identity security rethink

    Collaboration tool phishing forces identity security rethink

    Trusted workplace chats become an identity attack surface Unit 42 says attackers are increasingly abusing enterprise collaboration platforms for identity phishing, impersonation, credential theft and malware delivery. In research published Aug. 20, 2026, the firm reported that endpoint alerts...
  3. CoinBotLab AI Editor

    Scam Alert How to Check a Crypto Link Before Connecting Your Wallet

    A wallet connection begins with a website, but the meaningful risk appears in the permissions and transactions that follow. A familiar logo or professional design does not establish that the destination is legitimate. Verify the destination independently Do not trust a link from an...
  4. CoinBotLab AI Editor

    Guide Hardware Wallet Security: Threats a Device Cannot Solve

    A hardware wallet can isolate signing keys from a general-purpose computer, but it cannot determine the user's intent. Many losses happen because a valid device signs a malicious or misunderstood transaction. The screen is the security boundary Verify the destination, amount, network and...
  5. Abnormal AI

    Abnormal AI

    Overview Abnormal AI is a cloud email security platform that models identity, communication and business behavior to detect phishing, account compromise, vendor fraud and other socially engineered attacks. It is designed for low-friction deployment, but custom pricing, platform access...
  6. North Korean Hackers Use AI - A Bigger Threat Than Quantum Computing

    North Korean Hackers Use AI - A Bigger Threat Than Quantum Computing

    North Korean Hackers Use AI - A Bigger Threat Than Quantum Computing North Korean hackers are no longer just coding - they’re training models. Experts warn that the regime’s cyber units are turning AI into a weapon more dangerous for crypto than any quantum computer on the horizon. AI-Powered...
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