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Tracking BigBear 2.0 Evilginx2 Phishing Campaign
6+ day, 12+ hour ago (1054+ words) The panel's own metrics confirm this effectiveness: 80% of password entries resulted in session cookie capture, and the password-to-complete conversion rate exceeded 100%, indicating the AiTM relay captured session tokens even without explicit password entry in some cases. 2.3 Geo-Matched Proxy Pool for…...
AI-Agent-Driven Offensive Operation: Exposed Adversary Open Directory Reveals Autonomous Crypto-Theft Campaign Leading to Mass Wallet and Credential Compromise
3+ week, 4+ day ago (1580+ words) Reconstructed from file modification times, shell history, and agent session transcripts, the observed activity window runs from 10 July 2026 to 28 July 2026, peaking around 12 to 13 July. A compressed view of the roughly three-week active window, from bulk crypto and DeFi sweeps through…...
How to Check If AI API Keys Have Been Leaked
4+ week, 14+ hour ago (702+ words) That investigation is the reason this guide exists. If your organization uses LiteLLM, pulls AI dependencies through CI/CD, or runs AI workloads in any cloud environment, the steps below tell you how to check whether your keys were among…...
TeamPCP Campaign Timeline: From the Trivy Compromise to the LiteLLM Breach
4+ week, 1+ day ago (1507+ words) TeamPCP’s 2026 campaign shows why removing a malicious software artifact is not the same as containing a supply-chain compromise. Surviving identities, poisoned CI execution, and stolen publishing privileges gave TeamPCP routes into additional software-delivery environments, eventually reaching LiteLLM. Trivy traced the…...