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Original research and frontline observations from Abnormal's threat intelligence team.
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Threat Intel
Explore how Ghost-Sender abuses Microsoft Exchange Online mail-flow gaps to deliver spoofed messages despite SPF, DKIM, and DMARC failures.
Research from Abnormal reveals that most BEC attacks involve impersonation of external third parties, not internal identities.
Twenty days after Europol seized 330 Tycoon2FA domains, a new campaign emerged with rebuilt infrastructure and six layers of obfuscation. Here's how it works.
Analysis of nearly 800,000 attacks shows how phishing techniques adapt to the workflows, defenses, and platforms of the organizations they target.
Nearly 800,000 attacks reveal how BEC tactics shift with operational characteristics. See which impersonation strategies target organizations like yours.
A cybercrime platform called ATHR uses AI vishing agents, credential harvesting panels, and built-in phishing mailers to execute and scale TOAD attacks.
A phishing-as-a-service platform is exploiting Microsoft’s Device Code OAuth flow at scale, then weaponizing stolen tokens with AI-powered email intelligence to automate business email compromise.
A previously undocumented phishing platform is targeting CEOs and CFOs by name, exploiting live Microsoft authentication to establish persistent access.
Iran-aligned groups are conducting cyber operations after strikes by the U.S. and Israel. Explore their tactics and how Abnormal can strengthen defenses.
See how behavioral AI detects attacks that legacy defenses miss.