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FBI: Extortion Gang Walks Into Law Firms Posing as IT Staff
Threat Intelligence4 min read

FBI: Extortion Gang Walks Into Law Firms Posing as IT Staff

Silent Ransom Group escalates from vishing to physical infiltration. FBI FLASH alert warns 38+ law firms already breached, with operatives plugging USB drives into office computers.

Threat Intel DeskMay 28, 2026
APT37 Exploits Facebook Friendships to Deploy RokRAT
Threat Intelligence4 min read

APT37 Exploits Facebook Friendships to Deploy RokRAT

North Korean threat actors are befriending targets on Facebook, building trust over weeks, then delivering RokRAT malware through trojanized PDF readers. Military and government officials targeted.

Threat Intel DeskApr 29, 2026
LAPSUS$ Supergroup Paying Women $1,000 Per Vishing Call
Threat Intelligence4 min read

LAPSUS$ Supergroup Paying Women $1,000 Per Vishing Call

Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters offers $500-$1,000 to recruit women for IT help desk social engineering attacks. The supergroup combines LAPSUS$, Scattered Spider, and ShinyHunters tactics.

Threat Intel DeskFeb 26, 2026
Germany Warns of Signal Phishing Targeting Officials
Threat Intelligence4 min read

Germany Warns of Signal Phishing Targeting Officials

Germany's BfV and BSI issued a joint advisory warning of state-sponsored phishing campaigns targeting politicians, military officials, and journalists through Signal's device linking feature.

Threat Intel DeskFeb 12, 2026
How to Detect Deepfakes: Signs, Tools, and Protection
Security Guides9 min read

How to Detect Deepfakes: Signs, Tools, and Protection

Learn how to detect deepfakes with visual clues, audio patterns, and authentication methods. Covers detection signs, AI tools, and practical defense strategies.

ProbablyPwned Editorial TeamFeb 11, 2026
Phishers Hide Behind Google Slides Publish Feature
Threat Intelligence5 min read

Phishers Hide Behind Google Slides Publish Feature

Attackers exploit Google Presentations' publish mode to host phishing pages that bypass Google's own security warnings, targeting Vivaldi Webmail users.

Threat Intel DeskJan 30, 2026