Welcome to CyberHoot’s December Newsletter!
As we wrap up an exceedingly busy year, cyber threats are showing no signs of slowing down. This month, we’re spotlighting critical security challenges and solutions to help you stay one step ahead.
From the AndroxGh0st malware targeting IoT devices to Midnight Blizzard’s spear-phishing campaign exploiting RDP files, cybercriminals continue to evolve and increase their attacks on us all. We’ll dive into the GitHub config breach exposing cloud credentials and highlight how CyberHoot’s HootPhish Challenge gamifies phishing training to empower your team and protect your business.
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Let’s explore how you can stay protected and proactive in this ever-changing cybersecurity landscape.
Discover how AndroxGh0st malware exploits IoT device vulnerabilities, creating powerful botnets for cyberattacks, and learn steps to protect your devices. Read now!
Learn about Midnight Blizzard’s spear-phishing campaign using malicious RDP files and discover practical tips to stay protected. Read now!
Learn how CyberHoot’s HootPhish Challenge gamifies phishing detection, helping users quickly and accurately identify phishing threats! Read now!
Learn how to protect your Git repositories and cloud credentials following the massive global operation called EmeraldWhale. Read now!
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Spear-Phishing is a form of phishing attack that targets a specific person or organization, seeking access to sensitive information. Similar to phishing, this is done through spoofing emails that appear to be legitimate, but not to a bulk list of random email addresses. Whaling is similar as well, but is done by targeting high-ranking executives and attempting to gain access to their information or data.
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