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CyberBrief Project
CyberBrief Project is an audio series that breaks down one creative cyber-attack technique in each episode.
Rather than covering routine threats, each episode focuses on clever methods that repurpose tools in unexpected ways.
Voiced by AI instructors, the series is designed to help listeners understand how attackers think, what they target, and how to spot threats with greater clarity.
This is valuable information for anyone in cybersecurity, especially defenders, and for anyone curious about how real-world cyberattacks start and unfold.
CyberBrief Project
Crypto Theft by Screen Reader
A new variant of the Coyote banking trojan is targeting not just banks but cryptocurrency exchanges, and it is doing it in a way few defenders expect.
Instead of exploiting a vulnerability, it abuses a Windows accessibility feature called UI Automation to read sensitive details right from your screen. In this episode, we break down how the attack works, why it is so effective, and what it means for protecting both banking and crypto assets.
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