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Report Finds 50% of Scattered Spider Phishing Domains Targeted Finance & Insurance

Digital Shadows

In this blog, well preview the reports highlights and give insights into social engineering campaigns leveraging impersonating domains and our predictions for the threats shaping 2025. Organizations should implement domain monitoring, enforce DMARC policies, and train employees to recognize social engineering methods.

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AI-Driven Fraud and Impersonation: The New Face of Financial Crime

SecureWorld News

The result has been an alarming surge in fraud losses and a fundamental challenge to the trust-based interactions that financial services rely on. The result is a wave of new schemes that combine social engineering with digital forgery: Executive deepfake fraud: Fraudsters impersonate senior executives (CEO, CFO, etc.)

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2025 Top Cyber Threats to Financial Services and How To Mitigate Them

Mitnick Security

In 2025, financial services firms arent asking if an attack will happen but how to stop it or minimize the fallout when it does. Phishing, ransomware, and insider threats are exposing gaps in outdated defenses and putting customer data at risk.

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Shields up US retailers. Scattered Spider threat actors can target them

Security Affairs

The financially motivated group UNC3944 (also known as Scattered Spider , 0ktapus ) is known for social engineering and extortion. Theyve targeted high-profile brands, possibly to boost notoriety, and often shift focus by sector, such as financial services and food industries.

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Luxury, Loyalty and Lateral Movement: Retail and Banking Attacks Surge

SecureWorld News

In a matter of days, three major cybersecurity incidents have hit the retail and financial services sectors, drawing renewed attention to supply chain vulnerabilities, credential-based attacks, and the increasing value of non-financial customer data.

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How Security Teams Collect the Data They Need for Threat Intelligence

SecureWorld News

With these insights, security personnel know which attack vectors to watch more closely, how to orchestrate the defenses, and what new phishing and social engineering trends to warn employees about. It helps prioritize risks, organize protection efforts, and allocate resources more flexibly to address the most pressing threats first.

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Zanubis in motion: Tracing the active evolution of the Android banking malware

SecureList

The threat actors behind Zanubis continue to refine its code adding features, switching between encryption algorithms, shifting targets, and tweaking social engineering techniques to accelerate infection rates. 2025: Latest campaign In mid-January of 2025, we identified new samples indicating an updated version of Zanubis.

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