Subdomain Hijacking in the News Again

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Subdomain Hijacking in the News Again - What is It?

	By CSC (Sponsored Post) We are the business behind business
	May 20, 2024 Views: 3,549

In recent news, more than 13,000 subdomains of brands were hijacked for a large spam campaign that “leverages the trust associated with these domains to circulate spam and malicious phishing emails by the millions each day, cunningly using their credibility and stolen resources to slip past security measures.”

Our infographic explains how subdomain hijacking happens, and why it’s so difficult to detect.

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