Collaborate Disseminate
My webapp has an SMS 2FA option. When someone enrolls, it sends an SMS to the number specified by the user with hard coded text that contains a token that the user needs to then enter in the web app to confirm the enrollment. Pretty standa… Continue reading How spammers are abusing 2fa SMS in web apps?
Attackers are exploiting the good reputation and “openness” of the popular public JavaScript software registry NPM to deliver malware and scams, but are also simultaneously and inadvertently launching DoS attacks against the service. Malici… Continue reading Flood of malicious packages results in NPM registry DoS
I have a Laravel registration form with the invisible google recaptcha v2 installed with the security set to highest level within the recaptcha admin console – code as follows:
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<div class="js-recaptcha-holder">… Continue reading Automated bot/spammer bypassing google recaptcha v2
The cybersecurity industry can leverage GPT-3 potential as a co-pilot to help defeat attackers, according to Sophos. The latest report details projects developed by Sophos X-Ops using GPT-3’s large language models to simplify the search for malic… Continue reading How ChatGPT is changing the cybersecurity game
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Continue reading Exposing the Internet-Connected Infrastructure of a Spam Domains Portfolio – An OSINT Analysis – A PDF Paper
When I get suspicious emails, I pretty much always just report it as spam, delete forever, and then be done with them. Low quality spam is pretty easy to identify, but sometimes they are on the boundary enough to make me unsure if they’re … Continue reading Is there a safe way to follow a suspicious link? [duplicate]
I’ve run a website for barely three months now and put my emails on there. I also run a catch-all address on this domain. Since my website is online, I haven’t received a single spam email on the addresses provided on the website.
So I’m w… Continue reading Is email scraping still a thing for spammers
By Waqas
In this article, we’ll dive into the world of spam emails, highlighting the reason that email service providers are so vigilant and exploring exactly how marketing teams can prevent ending up in the spam pile.
This is a post from HackRead.com … Continue reading Proven Techniques for Effective Email Spam Filtering
I received an email from what looked very convincingly from Microsoft Team saying that there was unusual log-in activity on my account from Russia.
I pressed the ‘report this’ link and it then composed and sent an email reply – what should… Continue reading I replied to a ‘unusual activity’ email on my outlook account – what should I do?
Free spins? Bonus game points? Cheap social media followers? What harm could it possibly do if you just take a tiny little look?! Continue reading NPM JavaScript packages abused to create scambait links in bulk