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Threat Intelligence

Developer Social Engineering Campaigns 2024-2025

State-aligned and financially motivated actors now target individual developers with bespoke social engineering. Here is the tradecraft and what engineering leaders must do.

Mar 21, 20268 min read
Breach Analysis

Coinbase Social Engineering and Insider Threat: How Bribed Support Agents Led to a $400M Breach

Attackers bribed overseas Coinbase support agents to steal customer data, then demanded a $20M ransom. Coinbase refused to pay and disclosed everything.

May 15, 20256 min read
Threat Intelligence

Scattered Spider 2025: How the Most Dangerous Social Engineering Group Evolved

Scattered Spider adapted its tactics in 2025, moving beyond casino hacks to target retail, healthcare, and manufacturing with increasingly sophisticated social engineering.

Mar 20, 20257 min read
Threat Intelligence

AI Deepfake Phishing Campaigns in 2025: When Seeing and Hearing Isn't Believing

AI-generated voice and video deepfakes powered a new wave of phishing campaigns in early 2025. The technology is cheap, the results are convincing, and defenses are lagging.

Feb 10, 20257 min read
Industry Analysis

Scattered Spider: Developer Targeting Patterns

The English-speaking social engineering crew behind MGM and Caesars keeps going after developers and help desks. Here's what I keep seeing.

Jul 22, 20246 min read
Threat Actors

Scattered Spider: The Social Engineering Group That Outmaneuvered Enterprise Security

Scattered Spider combined aggressive social engineering with deep knowledge of enterprise IT to breach MGM Resorts, Caesars Entertainment, and dozens of other organizations.

Oct 8, 20237 min read
Software Supply Chain Security

Starjacking Attacks on Package Registries: Exploiting Repository Trust

Starjacking exploits the trust developers place in GitHub stars and repository metadata. Attackers link malicious packages to popular repositories to appear legitimate. Here is how it works.

Jul 5, 20235 min read
Threat Actors

LAPSUS$ Group: Unconventional Attack Techniques That Embarrassed Big Tech

LAPSUS$ broke into Microsoft, Nvidia, Samsung, and Okta using social engineering and insider recruitment rather than sophisticated malware. Their techniques exposed fundamental security gaps.

Apr 8, 20227 min read

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