ClickFix to Linked-Device Takeovers: Will Star Blizzard Introduce a New Initial-Access Vector by Oct 2026?
Nothing says ‘secure’ like asking users to paste commands into Run.
BadIIS Isn’t Enough: The IIS Module + HTTP Fingerprints That Catch SEO-Fraud Cloaking
Vendors are naming slices of the same IIS SEO fraud problem differently. This summary aligns those labels into one unified hunt surface and shows how to separate UAT-8099/WEBJACK from other BadIIS-style activity using concrete host and HTTP fingerprints.
Residential Proxies: When "Normal" Traffic Becomes a Risk Multiplier
“Normal traffic” is now an attacker costume. 🥸🏠
Residential proxies borrow real home ISP IPs, making sprays/scrapes/SaaS intrusion blend in. Don’t rage-block—use tiered friction (identity+behavior) w/ proxy intel as a risk multiplier.
[FORECAST] ShinyHunters SaaS Data Theft: Why Non-Ransom Monetization Looks Increasingly Attractive
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Ransom is a tactic. Liquidity is the strategy.
Our new forecast asks: will ShinyHunters make more in 2H 2026 by selling SaaS access/data than by getting paid? Signals say yes. 🕵️♂️💸☁️
The Next AI Security Frontier: “Agents With Hands” Are Becoming a Board-Level Risk
Your new “AI helper” is basically shadow IT with hands 🤖🧨
If your “AI Coworker” Gets Targeted, What Tips You Off First?
Your “AI coworker” isn’t the breach. The OAuth trust event is. 🔥🕵️
Device-code phishing + consent traps = “approve to exfil.” (And yes, AI agents are already being used as the wrapper.)
No malware required: device-code phishing + Teams as the intrusion surface
No malware. Still owned. 🧾🔑💬
Device-code phishing + Teams as the “lobby” + stolen OAuth tokens = API-speed SaaS exfil. If you’re hunting binaries, you’re late.