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🚨 FBI Warning: New Kali365 Phishing Kit Bypassing MFA in Microsoft 365 🚨The FBI just issued an urgent alert about Kali36...
06/16/2026

🚨 FBI Warning: New Kali365 Phishing Kit Bypassing MFA in Microsoft 365 🚨

The FBI just issued an urgent alert about Kali365 — a Phishing-as-a-Service platform that's making it easier for attackers to hijack Microsoft 365 accounts by stealing access tokens (not passwords).
How it works:

You receive a phishing email pretending to be from a trusted service.

It gives you a "device code" and tells you to go to the legitimate Microsoft login page and enter it.

By doing so, you unknowingly grant the attacker full access to your Outlook, Teams, OneDrive, and more — even with MFA enabled.

This is a growing threat, especially for businesses using Microsoft 365.

Protect yourself:
Block Device Code Authentication (via Conditional Access or Security Defaults)
Review sign-in logs regularly
Be extremely cautious with any unexpected "verification code" requests

Full FBI/IC3 Advisory:
https://www.ic3.gov/PSA/2026/PSA260521
If you manage IT or cybersecurity for your company (or clients), this is a must-act-now item. Share this with your team!

Tech Price Shockwave: SSDs prices Have Quadrupled in Months. I had to post this because it's honestly wild and I know a ...
04/01/2026

Tech Price Shockwave: SSDs prices Have Quadrupled in Months.

I had to post this because it's honestly wild and I know a lot of you in IT, business, content creation, or just building/upgrading systems are going to feel this.

Back in November 2025, I picked up 4 SSD hard drives wholesale for around $700 each. Great deal at the time – reliable enterprise-grade storage for a project I was working on.
Fast forward to today (April 2026) – just a few months later – and the exact same wholesaler is now quoting me a little over $3,000 EACH for those identical drives.

Over 4x the price. In under 6 months.
I thought it was a typo at first. It wasn’t.
And I’m not alone. This is happening across the board with SSDs, NAND flash memory, and even spilling into RAM and full PC/laptop pricing.

Industry reports show:

NAND wafer prices have skyrocketed up to 246% since early 2025.

High-capacity enterprise SSDs have seen jumps of 200–257% in some cases (we’re talking some 30TB models going from ~$3K to nearly $11K).

Why is this happening?
The AI boom. Data centers and hyperscalers are absolutely devouring NAND flash and storage capacity to power massive AI training and inference workloads. Manufacturers are prioritizing high-margin AI production, factories can’t ramp up fast enough, and 2026 stock is already largely sold out.

The golden era of cheap SSDs is officially over for now. This “perfect storm” is pushing up costs for servers, NAS builds, gaming rigs, video editing workstations, and even consumer electronics.

Ever seen the movie Beekeeper? The Beekeeper may not exist but the threat portrayed in the movie is all too real. This ...
02/03/2026

Ever seen the movie Beekeeper? The Beekeeper may not exist but the threat portrayed in the movie is all too real.

This is not a real virus. It's a common online scam known as a tech support scam (also called a browser locker or scareware popup).
Scammers create fake web pages that mimic official warnings (often pretending to be from Microsoft, Apple, or your antivirus software).

These pages:
• Claim your computer is infected with a virus, hacked, or locked for security reasons.
• Display a scary alert in full-screen mode with loud audio warnings.
• Provide a phone number to call for "help."
• Make it hard to close the browser tab or window (e.g., hiding close buttons or looping back if you try to navigate away).

The goal is to scare you into calling the number, where fraudsters pose as tech support. They may trick you into paying for fake fixes, granting remote access to your computer (to install real malware or steal data), or revealing personal/financial information.
Legitimate companies like Microsoft or antivirus providers never display pop-up alerts with phone numbers or lock your browser like this. Real error messages don't include toll-free support hotlines.

Poor spam attempt...a little disappointed in this effort.Couple of things to point out - 1. They don't know my name alth...
12/02/2025

Poor spam attempt...a little disappointed in this effort.

Couple of things to point out -

1. They don't know my name although claim that I'm a customer. 2.They spell Norton with zeros opposed to the letter O.
3. The "organizer" has an email address from India (ends with .in)
4. They plaster the phone number repeatedly for me to call to dispute the charge. When was the last time you've seen a company do that?

Here's the email -

469.OO USD will be Auto- Renewal within 6 hours Need Help? +1 (805)254-0702
Tuesday Dec 2, 2025 ⋅ 2:30pm – 3pm (Coordinated Universal Time)
Dear Customer,
Need Help? +1 (805)254-0702
This is a notification regarding the renewal of your NOrtOnLifelock subscription. A charge of 469.00 USD has been initiated and will be automatically debited from your account.
The transaction will be reflected in your bank statement within 24 hours.
Description:
NOrtOnLifelock Security (3 year Renewed)
Invoice Number: 6254871WXD
Subtotal: 469.00 USD
Sales Tax (0%):
Total: 469.00 USD
If you did not authorize this transaction or have any questions regarding this charge, please contact NOrtOn customer support within 24 hours for cancellation or refund inquiries.
Customer Support: +1 (805)254-0702
Thank You,
NOrtOnLifelock Security
Organizer
[email protected]

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