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Law Enforcement Targets Crypto-Enabled Scam Infrastructure
September 10, 2026 · Hostija

Law Enforcement Targets Crypto-Enabled Scam Infrastructure

A major coordinated operation exposed how scam operations abuse cryptocurrency infrastructure. What this tells us about jurisdictional enforcement and payment processor vulnerabilities.

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Slim Spider and the Anatomy of Financial Infrastructure Attacks
September 9, 2026 · Hostija

Slim Spider and the Anatomy of Financial Infrastructure Attacks

A financially motivated threat actor demonstrates how deep knowledge of payment infrastructure enables targeted attacks on institutions holding high-value assets.

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PEEP Malware: How Post-Compromise Browser Backdoors Threaten Server Infrastructure
September 8, 2026 · Hostija

PEEP Malware: How Post-Compromise Browser Backdoors Threaten Server Infrastructure

A sophisticated malware toolkit weaponises Chrome and Edge as persistent backdoors. We examine PEEP's injection mechanism and what it means for infrastructure security.

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MikroTik SSH Exposure: How Routers Become Pivot Points
September 7, 2026 · Hostija

MikroTik SSH Exposure: How Routers Become Pivot Points

When MikroTik routers sit exposed to the internet with SSH enabled, they become entry points for infrastructure compromise. Understanding the attack pattern helps infrastructure operators secure their edge.

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StyleSmuggler: Magento Zero-Day and E-Commerce Server Hardening
September 6, 2026 · Hostija

StyleSmuggler: Magento Zero-Day and E-Commerce Server Hardening

A new unauthenticated remote code execution flaw in Magento affects unpatched stores. We examine the infrastructure implications and defensive measures.

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Unicode Obfuscation in Phishing: How Filters Miss the Invisible
September 5, 2026 · Hostija

Unicode Obfuscation in Phishing: How Filters Miss the Invisible

A large-scale phishing campaign exploits invisible Unicode to fragment detection keywords. We examine the technique and what mail administrators need to monitor.

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