Behind every identity-based attack there are humans making decisions, trusting signals, and interpreting reality. In this Decoded episode, the Baited team reflects on identity not as a technical construct, but as a human experience shaped by fatigue, trust, culture, and context.
OAuth tokens are designed to simplify authentication, but when stolen, they allow attackers to bypass passwords and MFA entirely. This PacketHunters deep dive explores how OAuth token theft works, why it enables silent identity takeover, and how modern phishing campaigns exploit session-based authentication.
Digital identities are breaking under pressure – deepfakes, credential leaks, synthetic users, token theft. Identity Month opens by exploring why identity resilience is now the foundation of cybersecurity, and how companies must evolve from access control to continuous verification.
Attackers use AI assistants, leaked aliases, and prompt hijacking to run precise Black Friday phishing campaigns. Here’s how these threats work end-to-end.
The Iberia data breach exposed 77GB of Airbus fleet maintenance files — a stark reminder that aviation security collapses when devices are trusted blindly. This #PacketHunters unpacks Zero Trust for airlines, lists recent aviation breaches, and shows CISOs how device-posture enforcement stops infostealers before they reach critical systems.
In a world where endpoints move faster than your perimeter ever could, Zero Trust becomes a system of continuous verification, not a framework on paper. This article unpacks why context-aware, AI-driven endpoint defense is now the backbone of real security.
In 2025, the new perimeter is your employees’ laptops.
From Snowflake to LastPass, breaches start when unmanaged devices become trusted by default.
This #PacketHunters dives deep into Zero Trust endpoint security, showing developers how to verify device health, enforce posture, and stop infostealers before they pivot into production.
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Zero Trust isn’t a buzzword, it’s survival.
In a world where phishing emails wear corporate logos and university portals hide malicious forms, trust has become the attacker’s favorite exploit. This month, we dive deep into the mindset behind Zero Trust: questioning everything, assuming nothing, and turning awareness into action. Because at Baited, we believe prevention isn’t paranoia.. it’s precision!
What looks like a harmless calendar invite can be a hidden delivery system.
Attackers are now embedding base64-encoded HTML payloads inside .ics files — turning “urgent meeting” requests into stealth phishing and credential traps. In this week’s #PacketHunters, we dissect how HTML smuggling works inside calendar invites, how different mail clients handle it, and how to simulate it safely before the attackers do.
October isn’t just another month. It’s Cybersecurity Awareness Month, promoted worldwide by agencies like CISA in the US and ENISA in Europe. Their message is simple but urgent: cybersecurity is not just an IT problem, it’s a people problem.Awareness saves systems, organizations, and sometimes entire communities. At Baited, we believe the same – but with
