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By Assaf Morag, Cybersecurity Researcher

A friend messaged me one word: “Help!” He had been infected with malware after following what looked like a routine Cloudflare verification prompt. While helping him respond, I had to fully analyze the website and gather strong lure detection markers.

That turned into a larger project: a script...


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By Assaf Morag, Cybersecurity Researcher

A fake version of a gaming marketplace that quietly disables Windows Defender using a tool that impersonates Google. A kitchen supplier lookalike domain that exploits the Stripe payment API into a covert spy channel, hiding in plain sight behind legitimate, encrypted traffic. A Czech-targeted site using ...


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By Assaf Morag, Cybersecurity Researcher

Imagine after a long day, you realize you need some cash. On the way home, you stop at a nearby ATM, insert your credit card, and withdraw some money without thinking much of it.

A few days later, your banking app shows some unaccounted purchases you had never seen before. The seemingly ordinary...


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Part 2: The Fight Over the Name After Rey (Read Part 1 here)

By Jon DiMaggio, Cybersecurity Researcher

The Septem...


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By Assaf Morag, Cybercrime Researcher

The difference between a trusted brand’s software and ClickFix campaign could be one letter. A false “verify you are human” page lulled victims into a safe sense of security with Microsoft branding and a popup impersonating their company’s IT department. The ultimate target is unclear, possibly targeting the...


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