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  1. n8n Workflow Automation Platform Exploited to Deliver Malware via Phishing Emails

    Imagine a tool designed to streamline your work being turned against you - that's what happened when threat actors exploited the popular n8n workflow automation platform to deliver malware via phishing emails, starting as early as October 2025. This clever tactic uses trusted infrastructure to…

    osintsights.com/n8n-workflow-a

    #WorkflowAutomationPlatform #PhishingEmails #Malware #EmergingThreats #AiWorkflowAutomation

  2. Phishing emails pretending to be from Microsoft trick you into sharing information or clicking harmful links. Train your team to spot fake emails and use multi-factor authentication to keep your business protected

    #PhishingEmails #CyberSecurity
    techrepublic.com/article/spoof

  3. Scammers are using the typo “rnicrosoft” instead of “microsoft” to trick you into handing over passwords or financial details. Always double-check email addresses, and train your team to spot phishing scams

    #Microsoft #CyberSecurity #PhishingEmails windowsreport.com/microsoft-sc

  4. Okay. Stupid question for anyone who can answer:

    Is there anything I can do about
    #PhishingEmails other than just block them/mark as spam? Like, Thunderbird correctly flags these emails as junk mail, and since this is one of my emails on one of my domains, I can go into my hosting control panel and block the email address and/or domain it comes from... but the last time I notified my hosting provider, they were just like "That looks like phishing! Don't click that!" even though I literally told them I knew that's what it was, and I wanted to let them know because the phisher was attempting to convince me they were my host.

    Like, is it worth plugging these domains into a whois look up and see who the registrar is and report abuse to them or...?

    ​:boost_requested:​

  5. Okay. Stupid question for anyone who can answer:

    Is there anything I can do about
    #PhishingEmails other than just block them/mark as spam? Like, Thunderbird correctly flags these emails as junk mail, and since this is one of my emails on one of my domains, I can go into my hosting control panel and block the email address and/or domain it comes from... but the last time I notified my hosting provider, they were just like "That looks like phishing! Don't click that!" even though I literally told them I knew that's what it was, and I wanted to let them know because the phisher was attempting to convince me they were my host.

    Like, is it worth plugging these domains into a whois look up and see who the registrar is and report abuse to them or...?

    ​:boost_requested:​

  6. Okay. Stupid question for anyone who can answer:

    Is there anything I can do about
    #PhishingEmails other than just block them/mark as spam? Like, Thunderbird correctly flags these emails as junk mail, and since this is one of my emails on one of my domains, I can go into my hosting control panel and block the email address and/or domain it comes from... but the last time I notified my hosting provider, they were just like "That looks like phishing! Don't click that!" even though I literally told them I knew that's what it was, and I wanted to let them know because the phisher was attempting to convince me they were my host.

    Like, is it worth plugging these domains into a whois look up and see who the registrar is and report abuse to them or...?

    ​:boost_requested:​

  7. Okay. Stupid question for anyone who can answer:

    Is there anything I can do about
    #PhishingEmails other than just block them/mark as spam? Like, Thunderbird correctly flags these emails as junk mail, and since this is one of my emails on one of my domains, I can go into my hosting control panel and block the email address and/or domain it comes from... but the last time I notified my hosting provider, they were just like "That looks like phishing! Don't click that!" even though I literally told them I knew that's what it was, and I wanted to let them know because the phisher was attempting to convince me they were my host.

    Like, is it worth plugging these domains into a whois look up and see who the registrar is and report abuse to them or...?

    ​:boost_requested:​

  8. Spent a few hours updating my #IOC collection on my #GitHub repositories. Added a long list of IOCs from #DocuSign #PhishingEmails here: github.com/Geekmaster-General/

    Also added a new section called "Phishing Email IOCs" which you can find here: github.com/Geekmaster-General/

    This covers the infamous "Password Reset", "Microsoft Teams File", "Storage if Full", "Messages on Hold", and "SharePoint Document" phishing emails we all see from time to time.

    #cyberdefense #cybersecurity #securitymanagement

  9. Spent a few hours updating my #IOC collection on my #GitHub repositories. Added a long list of IOCs from #DocuSign #PhishingEmails here: github.com/Geekmaster-General/

    Also added a new section called "Phishing Email IOCs" which you can find here: github.com/Geekmaster-General/

    This covers the infamous "Password Reset", "Microsoft Teams File", "Storage if Full", "Messages on Hold", and "SharePoint Document" phishing emails we all see from time to time.

    #cyberdefense #cybersecurity #securitymanagement

  10. Spent a few hours updating my #IOC collection on my #GitHub repositories. Added a long list of IOCs from #DocuSign #PhishingEmails here: github.com/Geekmaster-General/

    Also added a new section called "Phishing Email IOCs" which you can find here: github.com/Geekmaster-General/

    This covers the infamous "Password Reset", "Microsoft Teams File", "Storage if Full", "Messages on Hold", and "SharePoint Document" phishing emails we all see from time to time.

    #cyberdefense #cybersecurity #securitymanagement

  11. Spent a few hours updating my #IOC collection on my #GitHub repositories. Added a long list of IOCs from #DocuSign #PhishingEmails here: github.com/Geekmaster-General/

    Also added a new section called "Phishing Email IOCs" which you can find here: github.com/Geekmaster-General/

    This covers the infamous "Password Reset", "Microsoft Teams File", "Storage if Full", "Messages on Hold", and "SharePoint Document" phishing emails we all see from time to time.

    #cyberdefense #cybersecurity #securitymanagement

  12. Spent a few hours updating my #IOC collection on my #GitHub repositories. Added a long list of IOCs from #DocuSign #PhishingEmails here: github.com/Geekmaster-General/

    Also added a new section called "Phishing Email IOCs" which you can find here: github.com/Geekmaster-General/

    This covers the infamous "Password Reset", "Microsoft Teams File", "Storage if Full", "Messages on Hold", and "SharePoint Document" phishing emails we all see from time to time.

    #cyberdefense #cybersecurity #securitymanagement