Beware the Bait: TA577’s Sly Phishing Ploy Nets NTLM Hashes & Hijacks Accounts!

Crack the code, hijack the account—TA577’s latest gig involves phishing for NTLM hashes like a bear at a digital salmon run. Watch out for their new bait: emails masquerading as old chats!

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Just when you thought phishing was as outdated as your grandpa's flip phone, TA577 swoops in with a retro twist, making NTLM hash-stealing the new vinyl of cyberattacks. These hackers are getting so nostalgic, they're basically the hipsters of the cyber underworld, and your Windows creds are their PBR. Time to dust off that cybersecurity manual from 2003, folks – it's about to get old-school.

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