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    Anyone else noticing Fortinet brand misuse online

    I am curious whether this is mainly targeting enterprises or also smaller teams. Smaller orgs often lack dedicated security staff, which might make them easier targets. Public articles do not always clarify that.
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    Anyone else noticing Fortinet brand misuse online

    Agreed. Sometimes the difference is a single letter or an extra word. Unless you slow down, you will not notice it. And slowing down is exactly what people forget to do.
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    Anyone else noticing Fortinet brand misuse online

    You are right about takedowns not being permanent. It feels like a game of whack a mole. From a defender perspective, prevention at the user level still matters a lot.
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    Anyone else noticing Fortinet brand misuse online

    I think Fortinet being a security vendor makes this extra ironic, like you said. People assume anything with that branding must be safe. That assumption is exactly what attackers rely on.
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    Anyone else noticing Fortinet brand misuse online

    And that is the part that frustrates me. We talk so much about awareness, but the environment itself pushes people to rush. These Fortinet themed lures just exploit that reality.
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    Anyone else noticing Fortinet brand misuse online

    Same here, screenshots were what made it real for me. When you only hear about it, it feels abstract. Once you see how close the copy is, you realize how easy it is to fall for it. Even more so if you are under time pressure.
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    Curious about the recent ClickFix phishing attacks on hotels

    Both. Internal defenses like updated antivirus, monitoring, and employee training are essential. External experts can provide threat hunting and incident response if there’s already suspicion of compromise.
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    Curious about the recent ClickFix phishing attacks on hotels

    Right, monitoring login attempts and requiring stronger authentication could mitigate the risk. But I’m still curious how these attackers are choosing their targets. Do they use lists of hotel admins?
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    Curious about the recent ClickFix phishing attacks on hotels

    The reports do mention some indicators of compromise, but it sounds like advanced monitoring and endpoint detection would be necessary. Regular security audits could help too.
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    Curious about the recent ClickFix phishing attacks on hotels

    I haven’t seen official loss reports yet, but the malware capabilities suggest data theft could be significant. I’m also curious how easy it is to detect PureRAT infections once the system is compromised.
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    Thoughts on MuddyWater's Latest Rust-Based RAT Developments

    Definitely. Registry persistence plus modular C2 makes it a long-term threat. Organizations need updated endpoint detection and response to catch this early.
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    Thoughts on MuddyWater's Latest Rust-Based RAT Developments

    Yes, I think the Rust aspect does make it trickier. From the report, it’s clear they’re moving away from script-based tools, so standard detections might miss this unless endpoint protections are updated.
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    Thoughts on MuddyWater's Latest Rust-Based RAT Developments

    Hey everyone, I came across some details in a recent report about a group called MuddyWater and their new Rust-based implant called RustyWater. According to public cybersecurity reports, this group has been active since at least 2017 and is reportedly linked to Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence...
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    Curious about how Satish Shah lost money to a phishing attempt

    Yes, exactly. It’s worrying how easily someone can fall victim even when they’re careful. I think banks could do more proactive checks or send clear warnings about such phishing tactics, especially for senior account holders. Stories like Satish Shah’s really highlight the gaps in awareness and...
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    Curious about how Satish Shah lost money to a phishing attempt

    Laws exist, but enforcement is tricky, especially if the perpetrators operate from outside the country. Satish Shah’s case might be local, but many are international scams.
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    Curious about how Satish Shah lost money to a phishing attempt

    I’m curious if the bank or telecom provider took any immediate steps after the complaint. Usually, they might block the number or monitor suspicious transactions. Not sure if that’s enough.
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    Curious about how Satish Shah lost money to a phishing attempt

    I’ve read a couple of reports where partial recovery happened, but only if the transactions were caught immediately. In Satish Shah’s case, it seems the money was already gone.
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    Curious about how Satish Shah lost money to a phishing attempt

    It’s worrying because it looks so harmless at first. The SMS probably seemed legitimate. I guess education and awareness campaigns are really important, especially for older folks. Maybe banks could send warnings about such scams regularly.
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    Trying to make sense of recent QR code phishing targeting US institutions

    That’s a good point. The “trust no QR code” mentality seems like it should be part of training sessions at least.
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    Trying to make sense of recent QR code phishing targeting US institutions

    The report focuses on high-profile targets, but similar tactics could be adapted for businesses if attackers think it’s profitable. It’s worth being cautious even if you’re not in government or academia.

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