Using Brute Force
Software designed for brute force logins on specific properties was being sold to other threat actors. Upon further investigation, the software did work. Customers were notified accordingly.
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Software designed for brute force logins on specific properties was being sold to other threat actors. Upon further investigation, the software did work. Customers were notified accordingly.
Software designed to streamline the creation of phishing sites was offered for sale. The software would automatically replicate content, log all information and could include a page-wide keylogger.
A threat actor advertised software to bypass two-factor authentication used by banks and other systems. The software also featured validity checks for credit card numbers in volume.
Credential stuffing attacks are where known compromised passwords are used to attempt to gain access to a user's other accounts that may include the same login credentials.
With one of the largest databases of breached records available, GroupSense gives you increased visibility into your digital risk footprint on stolen or exposed credentials that could impact your company’s internal network, employees, and VIPs.
Fraud can occur in a variety of ways, but there are three elements that brew up the perfect storm for fraud:
Threat actors’ improved skills and changes in tactics have increased the "Opportunity" element of the fraud triangle, but GroupSense helps you combat the changing fraud threats by helping you be: