Infoblox Reveals Shift in Malware Tactics After Initial Discovery on “Decoy Dog”
Infoblox Inc., has published a second threat report with critical updates on “Decoy Dog,” the remote access trojan (RAT) toolkit they discovered and disclosed in...
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Infoblox Uncovers DNS Malware Toolkit & Urges Companies to Block Malicious Domains
DUBAI, UAE, 18th May, 2023 – Infoblox Inc., recently published a threat report blog on a remote access trojan (RAT) toolkit with DNS command and...
Fake CAPTCHA Scams Fuel Rising Phone Fraud Costs
Utilizing fake CAPTCHAs in this way is a novel attack type for cybercriminals....
15,500 Malicious Domains Power AI Scams via Ad Tracker Abuse
New research from Infoblox Threat Intel and Confiant reveals that cybercriminals are abusing Keitaro, a widely used ad tracker, to hide (“cloak”) scams and malware...
Dancing with Scammers: The Telegram Tango Investigation
Scams are a multi-billion-dollar business, maturing in their ability to target and take advantage of victims every day. This makes it crucial to understand the...
Unmasking Investment Scams: Ads, Lies, Fake News and Fraud
The number will shock you, $ 5.7 billion – that is how much money U.S. consumers reported losing to investment scams in 2024. For context,...
Meerkat Mayhem: Phishing-as-a-Service Unleashed
Morphing Meerkat spoofs over 100 brands and steals credentials Infoblox Threat Intel has uncovered a highly sophisticated Phishing-as-a-Service (PhaaS) platform that poses a significant threat...
How Malicious Spam Campaigns Use Spoofed Domains?
Infoblox Threat Intel researchers have discovered new insights into the use of spoofed domains in modern malicious spam (malspam) campaigns, sending unsolicited emails that contain...
Olympic Games Begin, Beware of Scammers
By Infoblox Threat Intel Every iteration of the Olympic games is a major global event – fueling pride and competition, watched by millions in homes...
NIST SP 800-81r3: A Long-Overdue Wake-Up Call for DNS Security
NIST SP 800-81r3 makes it clear that DNS security is far broader and more complex than a single control point....