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Innovative Solutions to EASM Challenges for 2026
Discover 2026 EASM challenges and innovations shaping cyber defense against APTs, AI threats, and supply chain attacks.
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Silent Lynx: Up-and-Coming Espionage Threat From Central Asia
Silent Lynx is an APT group spying on governments and banks in Central Asia. See its phishing lures, PowerShell and Golang tools, Telegram C2 and defenses.
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Caught in a Phishing Storm: Here’s How to Regain Control
Learn how real-time phishing protection works: domain monitoring, early detection and automated takedown of fake sites that imitate your brand.
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Supply Chain Attack Examples and Tactics, With a Case Study
Supply chain attack examples explained: SolarWinds, NotPetya, the Shai-Hulud npm worm and 2026 cases. See the tactics, stages and what to do next.
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SilverFox APT: Profile, TTPs and Defense
Discover how SilverFox APT targets governments, finance, and telecom with espionage and ransomware campaigns in 2025. Learn key defense strategies.
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Gamaredon Group: A Persistent Russian Espionage Threat
Gamaredon Group (Shuckworm, Primitive Bear, Aqua Blizzard) profile: active since at least 2013, espionage focused on Ukraine with growing NATO targeting.
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Mustang Panda: Persistent Threat of a China aligned Espionage Group
Mustang Panda profile: aliases such as Earth Preta, TA416 and RedDelta, China-aligned espionage, tactics, timeline and targets across Asia and Europe.
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DragonForce Ransomware: From Hacktivism to High-Street Extortion
DragonForce ransomware profile: from hacktivism to extortion, first seen August 2023, with TTPs, IoCs and the retail disruptions at Harrods, M&S and Co-op.
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APT29 (Cozy Bear): Aliases, Attacks and Defenses
APT29 (Cozy Bear, Midnight Blizzard) is attributed to Russia's SVR. See its aliases, 2024 cloud intrusions, malware and how to defend.
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APT38: SWIFT Heists and Crypto Theft
APT38 (Bluenoroff, BeagleBoyz) is a North Korean financial hacking group attributed to the RGB. SWIFT bank attacks, crypto theft and the Lazarus overlap.
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