Protect Your Business from Phishing Scams: Essential Tips

Learn how to protect your business from phishing scams with these essential tips. Technijian offers expert solutions to safeguard your data and employees.

Sneaky2FA PhaaS Kit Now Uses Red Teamers

Sneaky2FA PhaaS Kit Now Uses Red Teamers’ Browser-in-the-Browser Attack

Ravi Jain
Evolving cybersecurity threats, specifically focusing on the advanced "Sneaky2FA" phishing-as-a-service (Phaas) platform and its adoption of the browser-in-the-browser (BitB) attack technique. The sources explain that PhaaS platforms lower the barrier to entry for cybercriminals by offering readily available, sophisticated tools to target credentials, particularly Microsoft 365 accounts, and bypass multi-factor authentication by stealing session tokens. Crucially, the text outlines how the BitB technique creates highly convincing, fake browser pop-ups to trick victims, details the implementation of this attack by Sneaky2FA, and provides detection methods and defensive strategies for both users and organizations. Finally, the source concludes with promotional material from Technijian, a managed IT services provider, describing how their security offerings combat these specific, modern phishing threats through advanced technical controls and mandatory security awareness training. ... Read More
Google Takes Legal Action

Google Takes Legal Action Against Chinese Phishing Network Targeting American Consumers

Ravi Jain
Google against a sophisticated Chinese phishing-as-a-service platform called "Lighthouse," which has facilitated text message scams (smishing) targeting over a million consumers globally, often by impersonating entities like the USPS and toll authorities. The operation, traced to a Chinese threat actor, offers subscription-based access to tools that lower the barrier to entry for cybercriminals and is alleged to have compromised millions of payment cards through convincing fraudulent websites that sometimes misuse Google's trademarks. In response, Google is enhancing its AI-powered security features and supporting legislative initiatives to combat international cybercrime. Additionally, the text includes a section from a company named Technijian, which markets its cybersecurity and managed IT services to businesses in Orange County, California, as a solution to defend against threats such as the Lighthouse platform. ... Read More
Microsoft Defender: Blocking Email Bombing Attacks

Microsoft Defender for Office 365 Now Blocks Email Bombing Attacks

Ravi Jain
Microsoft Defender for Office 365's new automated detection and blocking capabilities against email bombing attacks, a significant cybersecurity threat. It explains email bombing's mechanisms, which involve flooding inboxes to overload systems, obscure legitimate alerts, or facilitate follow-up attacks like social engineering or ransomware. The text highlights key features of Microsoft's protection, including automatic blocking and enhanced visibility, and details the rollout timeline. Finally, the source discusses best practices for email security defense and the broader impact on enterprise security, emphasizing the need for comprehensive strategies beyond automated tools. ... Read More
Ahold Delhaize hack 2025

Ahold Delhaize Data Breach 2025: 2.2 Million Shoppers’ Personal Information Compromised

Ravi Jain
A significant data breach experienced by Ahold Delhaize, a major grocery retailer, in which over 2.2 million shoppers' personal information was compromised. The incident, which occurred in November 2024 but was publicly disclosed in June 2025, involved external hacking that exposed customer names and other personal identifiers. In response, the company is offering complimentary identity protection services for two years, while the breach itself highlights rising cybersecurity threats in the retail sector and the complexities of regulatory compliance. The text also offers advice for consumers to protect themselves and promotes Technijian's cybersecurity services for businesses seeking to prevent similar incidents. ... Read More
Microsoft 365 Direct Send vulnerability

Microsoft 365’s Direct Send Feature Under Attack: How Cybercriminals Are Bypassing Email Security

Ravi Jain
exposes a significant vulnerability within Microsoft 365's Direct Send feature, explaining how it allows cybercriminals to bypass email security by impersonating internal users. This sophisticated phishing campaign leverages the feature's lack of authentication, enabling attackers to send malicious emails that appear to originate from within an organization, even without compromising any accounts. The article details the technical aspects of the exploit, including the use of PowerShell commands and specific indicators of compromise. Finally, it outlines critical mitigation strategies for organizations, emphasizing enhanced monitoring and advanced email security solutions to combat this difficult-to-detect threat. ... Read More