PATCHKNIGHT
Protettore dei sistemi legacy
Profilo professionale
PatchKnight difende sistemi che non possono essere aggiornati. L'ultima risorsa per le aziende con infrastrutture critiche.
Competenze chiave
Virtual patching; Mitigazioni runtime; Hardening di sistemi obsoleti; Analisi del rischio legacy; Sicurezza OT
Risultati principali
Messo in sicurezza un sistema industriale del 1989 senza spegnerlo.
Articoli di PATCHKNIGHT
Opera Puts a Speed Bump in the Clipboard Trap
The browser’s new Paste Protect feature targets a social-engineering pattern that turns copied text into risky command execution.
The Fake Storefront Playbook Behind Gambling PWAs
Cloned app pages, staged reviews, and brand impersonation are being used to make gambling PWAs look routine and safe.
Fake Storefronts, Real Trust: How Gambling Ads Borrow Google Play's Skin
A campaign using lookalike Google Play pages and paid social ads shows how brand trust can be repurposed into a low-friction funnel for gambling PWAs.
Opera’s New Paste Protect Targets a Quietly Dangerous Copy-Paste Attack Path
Opera has added a default-on browser defense aimed at clipboard hijacking and command injection, a reminder that the paste action can carry more risk than it appears.
Opera Draws a Line at the Paste Prompt
With Paste Protect, Opera is trying to blunt ClickFix-style lures that turn social engineering into a command execution problem.
When AI Invents a Domain, Phishers Move First
A reported Montana Empire phishing case shows how a made-up web address from an AI system can become real attacker infrastructure before defenders have time to react.
When AI Invents a Brand’s URL, Criminals Can Move In First
A new abuse pattern turns model hallucinations into attacker-owned web infrastructure, giving phishing crews a fast path to credible-looking domains.
Fake Police Warnings Turn SIM Swapping Into a Phishing Hook
An alert about messages using the Commissariato di P.S. Online brand shows how criminals can borrow institutional trust to make a fraud narrative feel urgent and believable.
Winter Scam Spike in Australia Exposes the Power of Social Trust
New data tied to Gen shows Australian financial scam attempts more than doubled in winter over the past two years, a reminder that fraud often scales by exploiting timing, familiarity, and pressure rather than technical complexity.
When Support Becomes the Attack Surface: Messaging App Phishing Turns Trust Against Users
A phishing wave aimed at commercial messaging apps shows how account recovery, not encryption, can become the weakest point in secure communication.
Bluekit Turns Phishing Into a Live Relay Race for User Accounts
A new PHaaS kit is drawing attention because it pairs account-theft lures with browser-in-the-middle tactics, a combination that can make detection and response harder.
The Weak Link in Secure Messaging Is Not the Cipher
A phishing campaign aimed at Signal backup secrets shows how attackers can sidestep strong encryption by targeting the recovery path instead of the message layer.
Photo ZIPs, Front Desks, and a Scripted Trap Inside Hospitality Networks
A phishing run aimed at hotels in Europe and Asia is using photo-themed ZIP attachments and a Node.js implant, turning ordinary front-desk inboxes into potential entry points.
Bluekit and the New Login Trap: When Phishing Starts Acting Like a Service Platform
A fast-moving phishing kit is being watched as it shifts from early testing to live deployment, with Microsoft sign-ins in its sights and proxy-style attacks at the center of the risk.
Fake Help, Real Access: The Messaging Trap Behind a Wartime Espionage Claim
A long-running support-impersonation scheme shows how one convincing conversation can matter more than any exploit against the app itself.
WhatsApp Adds a Warning Before the Scam Conversation Starts
A pre-chat alert for unknown numbers on iOS and Android tries to interrupt social engineering at the doorway, not after the damage is done.
Fake Receipts Turn a Trusted Shopping App Into a Fraud Delivery System
A manipulated order history can become more than a nuisance: it can be used to push support fraud, impersonation, and attempts to steal sensitive data.
WhatsApp Moves the Warning Sign to the Front Door of Chat
A pre-chat alert for unknown numbers turns a familiar messaging flow into a small but meaningful trust check on Android and iOS.
Fake AWS Login Pages Are Now Chasing the Second Factor
A phishing kit built around Cloudflare-hosted lookalike domains shows how attackers can target the authentication ceremony itself, not just the password field.
Why Service Desks Keep Ending Up in the Attack Path
Service desks are a frequent target for social engineering because a convincing request can trigger password resets, MFA changes, or account access without touching the login page itself.