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A long-running fraud operation, active since at least June 2020, has been discovered to be draining bank accounts using fake CAPTCHA pages to conduct international revenue share fraud (IRSF). scworld.com/brief/fake-cap…

Scott Morris, Managing Director for Australia & New Zealand at @Infoblox, asks "Who let the AI agents out of the bag?" inaitoday.com/who-let-the-ai… #AI #artificialintelligence #AInews #technology #tech #technews #AgenticAI #AIagents

@Infoblox Threat Intel, a cybersecurity research team, has uncovered how fake CAPTCHA pages are driving a surge in phone fraud and hidden costs for users and telecom operators. techitupme.com/fake-captcha-s….

You need to have the visibility into those environments to truly understand whether you're dealing with a cyber crime incident or nationstate. Chris Usserman, Global Technology Officer - Public Sector, @Infoblox tinyurl.com/54tw9y6n @PegHosky @Carahsoft @cpsgwu @FedInsider

@SushreeB Thank you for representing our team so well! This is what it means to #BEInfoblox 🥇

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(1/2) Today, in Glasgow, we met with members of the Counter Ransomware Initiative (CRI) to announce Infoblox and the National Australia Bank as new members of the CRI Public-Private Sector Advisory Panel.

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Read more about our investigation into this new flavour of scam, including the specific domains and infrastructure we uncovered, here: infoblox.com/blog/threat-in……

Send an SMS to confirm you're a human? That's strange. How about dozens of SMS, to locations all over the world? That sounds more like a hot take on International Revenue Share Fraud (IRSF). Infoblox Threat Intel has come across an operation that defrauds both individuals and 🧵

@ANMitconsulting @tinatombs What a fantastic event! We're better together. 🏌️

ANM and @Infoblox had an incredible time hosting our Women in Tech golf experience at the beautiful Gainey Ranch Golf Club. Customers enjoyed a long game clinic led by instructor Tina Tombs, followed by happy hour, creating the perfect mix of learning, connection, and fun.

Security models weren’t built for autonomous agents. Insights from @SecureWorld Boston, shared by Phil Sweeney in @TechTarget, show why security needs to move earlier—with DNS and standards helping establish trust in AI. techtarget.com/searchsecurity…

The fun begins tomorrow, why not come down to the Ramm and join us for Pre Sides for a nice pre Saturday conversation with a beverage or two. Sponsored by @infoblox #oooarrcyber

Latest @Infoblox research w @HHieupc traces an aggressive mobile banking trojan & large-scale government impersonation back to #Cambodia's K99 #scam compound. Read more about the #malware & the high-ranking elites behind it below: infoblox.com/blog/threat-in… #Cybercrime #ASEAN

Thailand has emerged as one of the primary targets in a major mobile malware campaign linked to industrial-scale scam operations across Southeast Asia, according to a new investigation by Infoblox Threat Intel and Chong Lua Dao. The report traces a sophisticated Android banking trojan to a malware-as-a-service network believed to be connected to scam compounds in Cambodia, including the K99 Triumph City complex in Sihanoukville. The findings reference individuals including Kok An and Yim Leak in connection with corporate and operational ecosystems associated with the site. The same ecosystem is also linked to wider cyber-enabled fraud operations, including cryptocurrency investment scams and so-called “pig butchering” schemes that rely on long-term social engineering to defraud victims. Photo - Screenshots of sample login screens following installation of the malware, and impersonating the Thai Provincial Electrical Authority, Brazilian Receita Federal, and LATAM Airlines Link - thaienquirer.com/69183/thailand… #Thailand #Cambodia #Malware #ScamCenters #Scammers #OnlineScams #CryptoScams #CyberCrimes

@Infoblox, a leader in secure networking & DNS mgt, highlights a critical industry shift following the release of NIST SP 800-81 Revision 3, calling it a wake up call for organizations to rethink DNS security as a core pillar of cybersecurity & resilience techitupme.com/nist-sp-800-81….

A few seconds later, without added user interaction needed, a fake Amazon login page is displayed. Domains samples: qqc10c[.]cyou 51wang11c[.]cyou #dns #threatintel #threatintelligence #cybercrime #cybersecurity #infosec #infoblox #infobloxthreatintel #scam #phishing #amazon

Ironically, part of their message is true: fingerprinting did happen one domain earlier. It just wasn’t for the user’s benefit—it was to make sure the environment was safe… for the scammers.

Trust this “Amazon” phishing email in Japan—and you’re Prime sashimi 🎣🍣 Looking into our malspam data, we identified an active campaign impersonating Amazon and targeting Japanese citizens. The emails use subjects such as 「至急 Amazonプライム会員情報の確認」🧵