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@Infoblox

Infoblox is the company that unites networking and security to deliver better performance and protection.

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Joined December 2008
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Open this book if you dare 🎃 📖 #HappyHalloween #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth
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Infoblox is proud to support law enforcement efforts to tackle scam operators. Our team was among the private sector partners supporting the Scam Center Strike Force in this disruption.
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Today, @USAttyPirro, together with major federal law enforcement and in concert with interagency partners, announced actions taken by the Department of Justice’s Scam Center Strike Force to secure America against cyber and cryptocurrency investment scams perpetrated by Transnational Criminal Organizations (TCOs) groups.   The Strike Force announced charges against six Africa-based scammers, with connections to Southeast Asia and China, which targeted Americans with fake Nonfungible Token (NFT) investment scams.
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During our research into Help TDS, we called into the tech support scam they are driving victims to. In the call, the scammer directed us to download the free remote access tool UltraViewer. That sparked a side quest: 🧵
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What made UltraViewer the remote desktop tool of choice? Pulling on that thread exposed a broader ecosystem of abuse: brnw.ch/21x6LcH
Investigating Abuse of Remote Desktop and Bulk Mailing Apps

Investigating Abuse of Remote Desktop and Bulk Mailing Apps

How DNS analysis linked the use of UltraViewer and UltraMailer to tech support scams, QuickBooks lookalike domains, and trojanized installers delivering njRAT.

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What makes PHP2Shell uniquely devastating isn’t just the flaw itself—it’s how AI was weaponized to exploit it. Here's how the Infoblox Platform can help right now: brnw.ch/21x6KXC
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AI systems can still reflect the human bias that comes from its developers and users that feed it information through prompts. Infoblox CIO Justin Kappers spoke with @InformationWeek on how organizations can guard against the bias by implementing human judgement into the process.
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Read the full article here: brnw.ch/21x6JPf
How can CIOs course-correct AI for inherited human biases?

How can CIOs course-correct AI for inherited human biases?

AI should be neutral — in theory. The same can't be said for its operators, who can inject their viewpoints into AI outputs.

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Our colleagues at @trmlabs shared details about an ongoing scam campaign, we wanted to share some details about what found. It's common to see crypto phishing campaigns impersonating Telsa and SpaceX but a recent campaign using fake Captchas has also been targeting 🧵
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It's becoming more common on scam sites to see more complex interfaces / lures and features mostly due to AI coding, and this fake CAPTCHA cryptocurrency phishing campaign seems to be exactly the type of campaign that is being spun up with these new development tools.
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Stay safe out there, and thanks as always for sharing leads with our team. Research collaboration is the foundation of modern cybersecrity defenses and our team at Infoblox is always looking for new partners, so reach out anytime! brnw.ch/21x6IkYS
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Illegal gambling operators have a reputation problem. Threat actors found a workaround: borrow someone else's. In our latest report, we examine how threat actors shadowed government and education domains, including schools and an Indian state government, 🧵
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and turned them into launchpads for parasitic SEO. By hiding gambling-related content under trusted institutions, they inherit the authority those domains have earned with search engines. Borrowed reputation. Real abuse. brnw.ch/21x6IkY
Domain Shadowing: Attackers Abuse Institutional Domains

Domain Shadowing: Attackers Abuse Institutional Domains

Read how threat actors have gained access to high reputation domains, including ones from government and schools, to steal reputation for illegal gambling SEO.

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Every cyberattack leaves tracks. The challenge is spotting them before impact. See how @Infoblox uses predictive DNS intelligence to uncover and disrupt malicious attackers. Join our webinar to watch the Exclusive Networks CyberLAB live. eu1.hubs.ly/H0zrfVK0 #WeAreExclusive
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If you missed this @Infoblox virtual fireside chat, tune in to the on-demand recording to learn why DNS is one of the best places to fight the weaponization of Al. ⬇️
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Key Takeaway: 'Infoblox unifies network management, threat detection, and AI-driven automation to deliver comprehensive visibility, strengthen cybersecurity, and reduce enterprise risks': Jiten Pareek, Senior Sales Engineer, SAARC, @Infoblox | #TechSenate North | 23rd October 2026 | Amritsar @srikrp @NivedanPrakash @H_Y_DESAI @ravignair @Prabhasjha3110 @AparnaTawade
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