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Research and analysis of emerging cyber threats, adversaries and attack techniques based on publicly available security information.
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HimalCyberX threat intelligence covers ransomware, malware, phishing and advanced persistent threat research. Analysis is based on public advisories, vendor reporting and defensive security guidance.
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Analysis of ransomware campaigns, extortion tactics, infrastructure and defensive strategies.
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Research into credential theft, impersonation, social engineering and modern phishing campaigns.
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Analysis of sophisticated threat actors, long-term campaigns and targeted cyber operations.
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Microsoft 365 Phishing Attacks: How Threat Actors Steal User Credentials
Microsoft 365 accounts remain attractive targets for phishing campaigns because they can provide access to email, cloud files and business systems. This article explains how credential phishing works, the warning signs users should recognize, and practical security controls organizations can use to reduce account compromise.
HimalCyberX Research3 min read
Read analysisRansomware Groups Are Increasingly Targeting Identity and Remote Access Systems
Ransomware operations are evolving beyond traditional malware-based attacks. Threat actors increasingly target credentials, identities, cloud accounts and remote access systems to gain an initial foothold inside organizations. This article examines how identity-based attacks work and the security controls organizations can use to reduce their exposure.
HimalCyberX Research4 min read
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