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Research · · 14 min readPart 1 of 2
An infostealer log exposed one operator inside a Middle East-wide Find My smishing ecosystem: 243 domains, 69 SMS gateways, and a pipeline run from Afghanistan with PhantomUltimate.
By PhishEye Research · Threat Intelligence
Read moreResearch · · 8 min readPart 2 of 2
Defender annex: defanged live domains, nameserver pivots, PhantomUltimate kit fingerprints, timeline, and FAQ.
Read moreCybersecurity · · 18 min read
A practical 2026 playbook for detecting typosquat and lookalike domains, scoring risk, packaging evidence, and routing takedowns through the right channel.
Read moreCybersecurity · · 16 min read
A 2026 playbook for detecting and removing executive impersonation across email, social, voice, and deepfake channels — with severity, evidence, and KPI guidance.
Read moreCybersecurity · · 12 min read
How to run search threat monitoring for SEO poisoning, fake support sites, and paid impersonation with one evidence-led workflow.
Read moreCybersecurity · · 11 min read
A practical hybrid phishing detection architecture: where deterministic rules win, where AI adds value, and which KPIs prove impact.
Read moreCybersecurity · · 14 min read
A neutral shortlist for evaluating brand protection platforms using evidence quality, impersonation coverage, and enforcement readiness.
Read moreCybersecurity · · 15 min read
A practical buyer checklist for phishing detection and takedown platforms, focused on alert-to-case conversion and closure metrics.
Read moreProduct updates · · 12 min read
Why enterprises centralize digital risk management across phishing, typosquatting, fake apps, and impersonation with shared governance.
Read moreCybersecurity · · 10 min read
Takedown KPIs beyond detection volume: time-to-triage, time-to-suspend, recycle rate, and search-channel exposure metrics.
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