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AI‑Powered Tycoon2FA Phishing Kit Bypasses MFA, Harvests Credentials at Scale

AI‑Powered Tycoon2FA Phishing Kit Bypasses MFA, Harvests Credentials at Scale

Microsoft’s investigation uncovered Tycoon2FA, an AI‑driven phishing framework that hijacks legitimate authentication flows in real time. By injecting malicious overlays into login pages, the kit captures user credentials and one‑time passcodes, effectively stealing credentials even when multi‑factor authentication is enabled. The modular kit includes automated site

Threat Intelligence

GreyNoise Feeds Direct Intel to CrowdStrike Falcon, Cutting Noise and False Alerts

GreyNoise Feeds Direct Intel to CrowdStrike Falcon, Cutting Noise and False Alerts

GreyNoise’s internet‑wide scanning service is now tightly integrated with the CrowdStrike Falcon platform. The partnership streams real‑time IP reputation data, configurable blocklists, and contextual metadata directly into Falcon, allowing analysts to see at a glance whether an observed IP is part of benign background noise or a

Elevated Threat Landscape: AI Phishing, Zero‑Days, and Data Breaches Elevate Enterprise Risk

Good morning, March 5, 2026 – your executive cyber risk briefing. Today's headlines * AI‑driven phishing kits automate credential theft at scale. * Zero‑day exploits bypass traditional firewalls, emphasizing application security. * Integration of GreyNoise with Falcon reduces alert fatigue across SOCs. * LLM agents face indirect prompt injection attacks in

Threat Intelligence

Starkiller Phishing Service Deploys Real Login Pages and MFA Proxying

Krebs on Security uncovered a new phishing‑as‑a‑service platform called Starkiller that supplies attackers with fully functional, brand‑accurate login pages for popular SaaS applications. The service goes further by proxying multi‑factor authentication (MFA) requests in real time, allowing threat actors to capture one‑time codes and

Data Protection & Privacy

Windows Delete Fails: Remnants Leak Data, Defenders Must Enforce Secure Erasure

Windows Delete Fails: Remnants Leak Data, Defenders Must Enforce Secure Erasure

Malwarebytes’ recent analysis shows that the default Windows file‑deletion process merely removes directory entries, leaving the underlying data blocks untouched on disk. Even when users employ third‑party “shredder” utilities, many of the deleted files can still be reconstructed with forensic tools, exposing credentials, proprietary documents, and other sensitive

Threat Intelligence

Iranian Hackers Hijack IP Cameras to Feed Military Ops in Middle East

Iranian Hackers Hijack IP Cameras to Feed Military Ops in Middle East

Check Point research has identified a rapid increase in Iranian threat actors compromising unsecured IP surveillance cameras across the region. By exploiting default credentials and known firmware flaws, they are pulling live video streams and embedding them into a coordinated intelligence pipeline that supports broader military campaigns throughout the Middle

Compliance & Regulation

CrowdStrike Secures UK NCSC CIR Assurance, Boosting Incident Response Credibility

CrowdStrike Secures UK NCSC CIR Assurance, Boosting Incident Response Credibility

CrowdStrike announced that its Falcon Incident Response service has passed the UK National Cyber Security Centre’s Cyber Incident Response (CIR) assurance assessment. The evaluation required the platform to demonstrate rigorous technical capabilities, governance, and operational processes that meet the NCSC’s government‑level standards for handling high‑impact cyber

SOC & Automation

Spot the Difference: Targeted Attacks vs Noisy Automated Scans

Spot the Difference: Targeted Attacks vs Noisy Automated Scans

A recent SANS diary entry documented a week of mixed activity on a corporate network. Broad‑range vulnerability scanners flooded the environment with thousands of low‑severity alerts, while a separate, low‑volume but highly focused intrusion attempt probed a handful of critical assets, used legitimate credentials, and mimicked normal