IRONSCALES

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Earliest post: 2026-03-21

Latest post: 2026-11-05

IRONSCALES Threat Intelligence is an email-security-focused research hub that publishes analyses of real-world phishing, BEC, credential theft, and other email-based attacks, along with the tactics behind them.

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Classification

Min Pub Date

01/01/2020

Max Pub Date

11/06/2026

Title	Date Published ↓	Threat Score	Author	Visible
The Teams Invite Whose Meeting ID Disagreed With Itself	2026-11-05	75	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
Fake GitHub Token Alert: Three Links, One Pages Site	2026-11-04	65	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
Not Scanned Is Not Clean: The DANFE Link With No TLD	2026-11-02	50	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
The QR Link With No QR Code in a Calm Telecom Bill Lure	2026-11-01	70	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
The Job Offer Came From a Learning Site Nobody Joined	2026-10-31	65	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
The Phishing Page That Asked for a Code, Not a Password	2026-10-30	75	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
The Toll Clerk Who Paused Your Fine as a Favour	2026-10-29	45	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
The Phishing Email That Shipped Its Own Clean Verdicts	2026-10-28	70	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
Even the 'Block this Host' Link Went to the Phishing Page	2026-10-26	50	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
A Fake China Domain Registry Warns Your CEO About .cn Names	2026-10-25	45	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
One RFQ Number, Two Real Suppliers, 17 Minutes Apart	2026-10-24	70	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
The Hover Check Passed: Every Link Went to the Real Vendor	2026-10-21	70	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
Three Angry Hotel Guests, Two Hijacked Mailboxes, One Script	2026-10-20	70	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
The Foxit eSign Email That Erased Foxit	2026-10-19	70	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
The Security Vendor Hop Was on the Sender's Side	2026-10-18	70	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
The Phish Arrived as an Automatic Reply You Never Asked For	2026-10-16	45	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
The Trello Invite Whose Subject Line the Attacker Wrote	2026-10-15	70	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
The Sign-In Link Pointed Home, and Home Was a Decoy	2026-10-14	70	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
The 1Password Alert That Told You to Ignore It	2026-10-13	70	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
The Tax Demand That Was Five Lines of Plain Text	2026-10-12	70	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
The DKIM Passed. Nobody Spoofed Anything.	2026-10-11	75	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
The Home Office Phish With Five Dead Links	2026-10-10	70	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
The Phishing Page Printed the Visitor's Own Location	2026-10-09	72	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
One Header Named the Attacker's Own Login	2026-10-08	75	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
One Code, Five Places, One Unsubscribe Open Redirect	2026-10-07	70	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
The Fake HR Report That Couldn't Name Its Own Employee	2026-10-06	60	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
Your Own MX Signed the Phish. Then DKIM Failed.	2026-10-05	70	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
The Sender Domain You Never Audit Is Your Own	2026-10-04	70	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
Salesforce Sites Phishing: The Attacker Owned Nothing	2026-10-03	72	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
A Fake Microsoft Planner Invite From a Real Vendor Mailbox	2026-10-02	70	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
The 'Clean' .docx That Was an Encrypted Office Package	2026-10-01	70	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
An ISP DKIM-Signed This Brand Impersonation	2026-09-30	70	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
It Failed Three Auth Checks, Then Got Whitelisted	2026-09-29	75	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
A Salary Notice Whose Effective Date Was Its Build Clock	2026-09-28	65	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
Google Calendar Phishing: One Link, Two Scanner Verdicts	2026-09-27	70	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
The Quoted Thread Still Had Open Grammar Flags In It	2026-09-26	70	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
The Attachment Was Not a Payload. It Was the Second Beacon.	2026-09-25	50	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
The Audio Player That Was Never an Image	2026-09-24	65	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
A Refusal in Writing, Answered Two Minutes Later	2026-09-23	70	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
One Email, Two DMARC Identities, One Delivery Path	2026-09-22	70	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
A Carrier-Registry Phish With a Browser's CSS Pasted In	2026-09-21	65	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
The Phishing Kit That Emailed Us Its Own Billing Meter	2026-09-20	70	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
The Blank PDF That Signed Its Own Generator's Name	2026-09-19	65	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
One Dell Order, Two Companies, One Signature	2026-09-18	70	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
The Platform Labelled It an Invoice, Then a High Risk	2026-09-17	70	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
The Fake IRS Notice That Disproved Itself	2026-09-16	70	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
The Renewal Notice for a Domain That Could Not Be Renewed	2026-09-15	65	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
Your Own Mailing List Signed the Phishing Email	2026-09-14	65	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
The W-9 Was Real. That Was the Point.	2026-09-13	70	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True
Authenticated, Unbranded, and Nothing to Block	2026-09-12	70	[email protected] (Audian Paxson)	True