Scattered Spider: Could one phone call bring down your whole organization?
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The episode discusses how attackers exploit human trust to gain unauthorized access to organizations.
Send us Fan Mail Can you recognise every employee in your organisation? Most companies cannot — and attackers know it. A routine IT request comes in from a senior leader locked out of their account. Everything checks out, so access is restored. Except it wasn't them. In that moment, you've handed the keys to Scattered Spider — a group that has spent three years proving that human trust is a more reliable attack surface than any software vulnerability. Group-IB's High-Tech Crime Trends Report ...
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