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- 1Fake AI tool scams hide on trusted platforms like GitHubโThe scary part of fake-AI-tool scams isn't the domain โ it's the domain you already trust. Any.Run traced 1,258 sandbox
Malware analysis firm Any.Run traced 1,258 sandbox submissions of fake AI tool scams and found the lures were hosted not on shady domains but on trusted services: GitHub, GitLab Pages, Cloudflare Pages, Google Sites and shared AI chat conversations. Claude was impersonated in 60% of cases, and 45% of the incidents ended with malware being delivered. Security commentators say the reliance on legitimate hosting makes these scams far harder for users to spot.
- 2ANY.RUN Adds Faster Triage for Campaign-Wide Threat Analysisโ๐ How to Cut Triage Time When a Single IOC Reveals a Broader Campaign ๐ Instead of manually rebuilding context around ev
Cybersecurity firm ANY.RUN has rolled out a workflow aimed at cutting triage time when a single indicator of compromise points to a wider attack campaign. Instead of manually rebuilding context around each IOC, analysts can identify the behavioral pattern in the ANY.RUN Sandbox and immediately investigate related activity through Threat Intelligence. Security teams are discussing the update as a way to speed up malware investigations.
- 3Weekly phishing threat report released by cybersecurity firm ANY.RUNโPhishing activity in the past 7 days ๐ Track latest # phishing threats in TI Lookup: https:// intelligence.any.run/analy
Cybersecurity company ANY.RUN has published its summary of phishing activity recorded over the past seven days, directing analysts to its Threat Intelligence Lookup tool for tracking the latest phishing campaigns and indicators. The update is aimed at security teams monitoring current phishing threats, offering searchable data on recently observed malicious activity.