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ClickFix phishing page coaching a user to paste a command that steals M365 access

ClickFix Lures Coach Users to Self-Infect and Bypass Filters

ClickFix campaigns scale by coaching users to “fix” access issues with copy-paste commands. After the click, actors steal Microsoft 365 tokens or credentials and, in some cases, drop PureRAT for persistence. Break the flow by enforcing admin-only app consent, requiring phishing-resistant MFA, and blocking browser-to-shell chains. Investigate mailbox rules, token reuse, and OAuth grants whenever ClickFix pages appear in referral logs.

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BGP upstream map highlighting AS30823 (aurologic) feeding multiple high-risk hosting ASNs across Europe

Sanctions vs. Transit: Aeza’s Reliance on aurologic Connectivity

aurologic GmbH (AS30823) operates a multi-terabit backbone out of Langen and connects multiple high-risk hosting providers including sanction-linked entities—giving malware C2 and staging servers durable reach. This analysis explains why upstream neutrality often translates into enablement, how TAEs cluster under aurologic, and what blue teams can do: upstream-aware detections, deny-by-default on risky cones, flowspec/RTBH during incidents, and procurement levers that force faster de-peering.

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ChatGPT browsing window with a blurred results pane, a visible MFA prompt, and a warning about “q=” links and allowlisted redirects

ChatGPT Data Leaks: Seven New Prompt Injection Paths and Real

Seven fresh techniques let attackers leak ChatGPT data through everyday workflows: poisoned search, “q=” one-click links, allowlisted ad redirects, conversation injection, markdown hiding, and memory poisoning. Because exposure rides on normal browsing and memory behavior, prevention requires policy plus proof: sanitize URLs, block bing.com/ck/a, disable Saved Memory for high-risk roles, and validate controls continuously with OWASP LLM Top 10 and MITRE ATLAS as your benchmarks.

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