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Fake AI Attacks Target US Firms as Researchers Warn of Corporate Credential Theft
ANY.RUN analyzed 1,258 sandbox submissions showing how fake ChatGPT and Claude downloads and setup guides steal corporate credentials and browser session data.
Powering Proactive Defense: How MSSPs Can Strengthen Threat Hunting Against Ransomware
Disclosure: This article was provided by ANY.RUN. The information and analysis presented are based on their research and findings.
8 Top Red Teaming Service Providers for Enterprise Adversary Emulation
Compare 8 top red teaming providers for enterprise adversary emulation, from DeepSeas and Mandiant to CrowdStrike, IBM, SpecterOps, TrustedSec and NCC Group.
Phishing Exposure Nears 70% Across Key US Industries. What Should Security Teams Do?
Phishing exposure reached 69.9% across five key US industries, with finance and manufacturing facing the highest levels, according to ANY.RUN data.
The 6 Best DFIR Training and Online Courses for 2026
Compare six leading DFIR training options for 2026, covering practical labs, incident response, digital forensics, certifications, formats and real-world value.
Application security in 2026 is an exposure management problem
Explore how application security in 2026 uses continuous testing, API visibility, AI risk analysis, and exposure management to prioritize critical threats.
What Better Security Assurance Means for Threat Detection Success
Threat detection rarely fails because organizations lack tools. In many environments, cybersecurity teams already have endpoint protection, cloud…
5 Best AI Detection & Response Platforms for 2026
Compare AI detection & response platforms for 2026, including Dash, Lakera, Operant AI, HiddenLayer and Prisma AIRS, for runtime threat protection and response.
Kali365 Exploits Microsoft Device Login to Access US Corporate Data
Learn how Kali365 has been abusing Microsoft device login to gain OAuth tokens, targeting US firms, and how SOC teams can detect, hunt, and stop these phishing attacks.
PhantomEnigma Infects Organizations with Malware via Hijacked Government Websites
PhantomEnigma abuses Brazilian government websites and trusted email channels to spread malware, target banks, evade security checks, and maintain access.