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A DNS investigation of the GHOST STADIUM phishing operation uncovered typosquatting clusters, malicious infrastructure, victim-linked IP activity, and thousands of connected domains, revealing the scale of a FIFA 2026 ticket fraud ecosystem.
A DNS investigation of Shadow-Earth-053 uncovered hundreds of victim-linked connections and a sprawling infrastructure tied to China-aligned cyber-espionage. Analysis of known indicators exposed additional domains, IP addresses, and registration patterns that broaden the campaign's suspected footprint.
A DNS-focused investigation of the FakeWallet crypto-stealer campaign uncovered links to malicious infrastructure, potential victims, and thousands of connected domains, revealing signs of pre-staged operations and suggesting the wallet-phishing scheme was broader and longer-running than first reported.
A DNS investigation into Pushpaganda, an AI-powered scam network that infiltrated Google Discovery feeds, uncovered more than 1,000 connected domains, 162 linked IP addresses, and evidence that several infrastructure assets were registered with malicious intent.
A DNS-focused investigation into the Axios NPM supply chain attack uncovered typosquatting networks, victim-linked infrastructure, and hundreds of connected domains, revealing how malicious actors built and sustained a sprawling cyber campaign around compromised software dependencies.
Hexastrike traced an AtlasCross RAT campaign linked to Silver Fox, uncovering spoofed domains, victim infrastructure, and malicious network artifacts that reveal how attackers exploited trusted software brands to widen compromise and persistence.
Q1 2026 domain activity showed registrations concentrated in a handful of TLDs, with 6.7 million new domains flagged as malicious, offering fresh insight into global DNS patterns and cybersecurity risks as shifting registration trends reshape.
A retrospective analysis of 2025's top ransomware groups reveals how DNS traces, historical WHOIS records, and network IoCs exposed hidden infrastructure, affiliate activity, and thousands of potential victim connections linked to major cybercriminal operations.
An analysis of 191 network indicators tied to eight Iran-affiliated APT groups uncovered malicious domains, active infrastructure, thousands of victim-linked IP interactions, and coordinated DNS activity, revealing the breadth and persistence of Tehran-linked cyber operations amid escalating regional tensions.
Corporate domain strategies remain anchored in legacy extensions even as new domains proliferate, forcing firms to balance global reach, regional needs and rising fraud risks in an increasingly complex digital landscape.
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