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How Ransomware Gangs Use Stolen Credentials to Take Over Companies
We hear about ransomware all over the news. Companies lose millions to this threat each year, and the frequency of attacks only continues to rise. But what’s behind this surge in ransomware...

Twilight Research: The OpenAI Credentials Leak
Recent headlines have raised alarms about a massive leak of OpenAI account credentials. In early 2025, a hacker claimed on a dark web forum to be selling 20 million OpenAI login credentials...

How to Tell If Your Credentials Are on the Dark Web
According to estimates, there are now more than 30 billion stolen credentials circulating on the dark web. Most of them are being actively traded, sold, and used for cyberattacks such as account...

Is MFA Unhackable? Infostealers Say Otherwise!
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) has long been a cornerstone of strong account security – and it remains crucial. However, emerging attack techniques are enabling cybercriminals to bypass this once-reliable safeguard. Infostealers, a type...

Stop Reusing Your Passwords Before They Get You Hacked
Reusing passwords puts your accounts at risk. Hackers exploit stolen credentials to breach multiple sites. Learn how to stay secure.

The Rise of Infostealers: Insights from 2024
CheckPoint’s 2025 Cyber Security Report reveals that infostealers have become one of the most dominant cyber threats. Once a niche tool, these programs now play a critical role in the cybercrime ecosystem....

How do Infostealers manage to bypass EDRs and XDRs?
Endpoint Detection and Response systems (EDRs) promise to protect the endpoints of your IT systems against malware, ransomware, and other types of malicious code. As a result, companies of all sizes have...

The Lifecycle of Stolen Credentials on the Dark Web
Most cyberattacks start with stolen credentials. Read here to see how cybercriminals obtain, process, and exploit your login information in the underground economy.

Introduction to Account Takeover Fraud
What is an account takeover attack? Gaining unauthorized access and control of a legitimate user’s account, account takeover (ATO) allows cybercriminals to exploit the account as if they were the rightful owner....