According to ZDNet: Scam-as-a-Service operation made more than $6.5 million in 2020
“Classiscam” operation is made up of around 40 groups operating in the US and across several European countries.
Read more about Examples and Numbers of Social Engineering attacks Β βΊ
Save Your Company from Social Engineering Attacks Like that
Register and Get your Personalized Free Exposure Report NOW
and See your where your Company is Exposed to Hackers
Recently Published on our Blog
Japanβs Cyber Crisis: What Global Enterprises Must Learn From These Targeted Attacks
π§ Japanβs Cyber Attacks Are a Warning Shot
π Over 80% of attacks on Japanese firms in 2024 were targeted β not random.
π― Cybercriminals are studying org charts, mimicking voices, cloning emails β and going after the humans in your company, not just the tech.
π One firm was infiltrated through deepfaked Zoom calls + spoofed executive emails. Result? Millions lost in just days.
π₯ Why Japan? Because high-trust business cultures are ripe for social engineering.
That includes YOU β if you’re in EU, UK, or US markets.
π This isnβt just a Japan problem. These tactics are already crossing continents β and they work.
π AUMINT.io helps security leaders stay ahead with real-world simulations, tailored training, and human-layer threat detection.
π₯ Ready to know if your org would fall for one of these?
Book a quick intro call here
#CISOs #CTOs #CyberSecurity #ExecutiveProtection #SocialEngineering #Infosec #SecurityAwareness #FraudPrevention
When Corporate Compliance Fails: The Hidden Risks of Retaining Benefits from Criminal Conduct
π¨ Corporate Compliance Alert: Retaining Criminal Gains Risks Everything
A company and its director in Singapore were charged for holding benefits tied to criminal conduct, highlighting a growing risk few organizations fully grasp.
β οΈ Fraudsters blend illicit gains into everyday business, making detection tough without ongoing vigilance.
π The threat is not just external β insiders can unintentionally or knowingly facilitate these risks.
π§ Behavioral analytics and social engineering training are critical tools to identify and mitigate these hidden dangers.
π‘οΈ AUMINT Trident simulates realistic attack scenarios and tracks workforce vulnerabilities in real time, giving you a proactive defense.
Protect your companyβs integrity before risk turns into costly consequences.
Schedule your AUMINT demo today
#CorporateCompliance #InsiderThreats #SocialEngineering #FraudPrevention #AUMINT #RiskManagement #CISO
SquidLoader Malware Strikes: What Every CISO Should Know About This Emerging Threat
π Malware Youβll Never See Coming Is Already Here
π§ AI-level obfuscation.
π Modular payloads.
πΌ Targets finance and ops teams.
Meet SquidLoader β a malware threat so stealthy, even advanced SOC teams struggle to spot it.
π Attackers are dropping SquidLoader via legitimate-looking documents. One click, and youβre compromised.
π£ Once inside, it adapts β loading payloads, evading detection, and exploiting users who were never trained for this level of sophistication.
π Here’s the twist: most awareness programs train employees for outdated scams.
π SquidLoader-style attacks mimic real-world business scenarios with layered deception.
π§ͺ At AUMINT.io, we simulate advanced threats like these with Trident β our platform that turns employee behavior into predictive defense.
π You can now benchmark your teamβs response against modern threat vectors like SquidLoader.
β³ The window for passive awareness training is closing. Fast.
π‘ Curious how your team would respond to this attack?
Book a free simulation consult
#CyberSecurity #InfoSec #CISOs #SOCteams #FraudPrevention #SocialEngineering #MalwareThreats #AUMINT
SAVE YOUR COMPANY FROM SOCIAL ENGINEERING HACKER ATTCKS
REGISTER AND GET YOUR FREE EXPOSURE REPORT – AND FIND YOUR COMPANY’S BLIND SPOTS