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LayerX Labs has identified a novel attack vector for malicious actors to try and extract sensitive data from unsuspecting users: GPT Masquareding Attacks. In this attack, hackers impersonate legitimate GPTs hosted on OpenAI’s ChatGPT platform in order to lure users to fake versions of those GPTs and send the data that users share with the […]
LayerX Labs identified a new zero-day phishing campaign that impersonates Microsoft security notifications to lure victims into sharing their login credentials and payment details. The attack mimics a Microsoft Windows Defender security alert, urging users to call a hotline number, enter their credentials, and provide payment to the call center to ‘secure’ their computer. This […]
In the last few years, both attackers and defenders have increased their capabilities in the infinite cat-and-mouse game. Attackers have scaled their phishing operations for stealing credentials and identities. Defenders have adopted a zero trust security approach in which users often use their mobile devices to authenticate into their desktop applications. The chase goes on. […]
