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This is external threat intelligence from the ReliaQuest Threat Research team. The findings describe threats, vulnerabilities, and attacker activity affecting third parties and the broader threat landscape—not ReliaQuest's own environment. Nothing in this report should be interpreted as a vulnerability in ReliaQuest's systems or data.
Editor’s Note:...
Industrial environments face a security challenge that traditional tools were never built to solve. IT and OT networks are managed by separate teams with competing priorities—IT protects data, OT keeps production running—yet attacks cross between them without friction. When ransomware jumps from enterprise email to a production histor...
This is external threat intelligence from the ReliaQuest Threat Research team. The findings describe threats, vulnerabilities, and attacker activity affecting third parties and the broader threat landscape—not ReliaQuest's own environment. Nothing in this report should be interpreted as a vulnerability in ReliaQuest's systems or data.
Editor’s Note:...
Attackers targeting financial institutions have moved up the stack. Instead of attacking infrastructure head-on, they go straight for identity, trust, and human behavior—the layer where a stolen credential becomes a wire transfer. What looks like five separate fraud types is usually one operation moving through stages, each setting up the next. Under each stage are the named ...
Editor’s Note: This report was authored by Raigridas Bartkus
Key PointsThe “ClickFix” technique dominated delivery and can no longer be treated as an emerging threat. It led initial access as Spearphishing Link (14.9%), drove nearly 28% of defense-evasion activity and reached macOS for the first time. Alongside it, the malware leaderboard tu...