Browser Security Case Study: Alexander County Government
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Conceal Unveils Integration with SentinelOne® to Fortify Web Security
February 27 2024, 10:22 AM Eastern Daylight Time
AUGUSTA, GA –(BUSINESS WIRE)–Conceal, a leader in cybersecurity solutions and SentinelOne Technology Alliance Partner, proudly announces the launch of an integration between ConcealBrowse, an AI-powered secure browser extension, and the SentinelOne Singularity™ Platform. This strategic integration empowers organizations with an advanced defense against web-based cyber threats such as phishing and credential theft through integration with SentinelOne’s proactive monitoring capabilities and enables them to intervene early in the kill chain to disrupt cyber-attacks.
ConcealBrowse offers a unique vantage point into browser activity, providing crucial insights for early threat detection. The native post-processing plugin further streamlines integration, facilitating the ingestion of scanned URL events into the SentinelOne Singularity Data Lake and emphasizes Conceal’s commitment to providing comprehensive cybersecurity solutions in collaboration with SentinelOne. Business benefits include a reduced risk of phishing and web-based attacks, enhanced security time to value with ConcealBrowse’s lightweight extension paired with an out-of-the-box integration to SentinelOne, and improved capabilities for Security Operations Centers (SOCs) to detect, respond, and hunt web-based threats through SentinelOne’s enriched telemetry.
“The integration of ConcealBrowse with SentinelOne marks a significant step in our mission to defend organizations against web-based threats,” said Gordon Lawson, CEO of Conceal. “By securing the human element—the most vulnerable part of any organization—we aim to reduce the risk of destructive and costly cyber-attacks dramatically. Together with SentinelOne, we empower organizations to stay ahead of ever-evolving web threats.”
“We are excited to be partnering with Conceal to maximize value to our joint customers,” said Akhil Kapoor, Vice President of Cloud, OEM & Technology Partnerships, SentinelOne. “SentinelOne’s AI-powered prevention, detection, and response capabilities, in combination with Conceal’s AI-powered secure browser extension, provides a comprehensive, automated, and integrated approach to cybersecurity that enables enterprises to protect their business against the most advanced threats today and tomorrow.”
“ConcealBrowse is a core technology in our mission to protect our users from phishing and other web threats,” said Bilal McDonald, Lead Cybersecurity Engineer at K. Hovnanian Homes. “By simply enabling the post-process plug-in in the ConcealBrowse dashboard, we now can easily add ConcealBrowse telemetry to our SentinelOne Singularity Platform for better detection and response.”
“SentinelOne and Conceal are both best-in-class technology partners for our cyber incident response and managed services practices,” said Terry Oehring, CEO of Solis. “We’re very pleased to see this integration and value the fact it is vendor-maintained, so we can better focus our resources on defending customers against advanced attacks.”
The SentinelOne Singularity Marketplace is an ecosystem of integrated applications that extend the capabilities of the SentinelOne Singularity Platform to unify prevention, detection, and response across attack surfaces. Organizations can integrate any security applications and tools, regardless of vendor, into a single platform with codeless integrations, data ingestion, and security actions across hundreds of tools. For more information about Conceal and the integration with SentinelOne, please visit https://info.conceal.io/sentinel-one.
About Conceal
Conceal’s mission is to defend organizations against web-based threats. ConcealBrowse is a private, lightweight, easy-to-deploy AI-powered browser extension that detects, prevents, and shields users from ever-evolving phishing, credential theft, and other sophisticated social engineering attacks. By securing the most vulnerable part of any organization, the human using a web browser, ConcealBrowse dramatically reduces the risk of destructive and costly cyber-attacks.
About SentinelOne
SentinelOne is a global leader in AI-powered security. SentinelOne’s Singularity™ Platform detects, prevents, and responds to cyber attacks at machine speed, empowering organizations to secure endpoints, cloud workloads, containers, identities, and mobile and network-connected devices with speed, accuracy, and simplicity. Over 11,500 customers, including Fortune 10, Fortune 500, and Global 2000 companies, as well as prominent governments, trust SentinelOne to secure the future today. To learn more, visit www.sentinelone.com
NetLand Signs Reseller Agreement with SentryMark to Offer ConcealBrowse in Japan
NetLand Enters Reseller Agreement with SentryMark to Introduce Conceal’s AI-Driven Browser Security, ConcealBrowse, to the Japanese Market
February 26 2024, 10:22 AM Eastern Daylight Time
AUGUSTA, GA –(BUSINESS WIRE)–Conceal is thrilled to announce its partnership with NetLand through a reseller agreement with SentryMark, marking a strategic move into the Japanese SMB market. This collaboration is set to leverage Conceal’s expertise in advanced browser security with SentryMark’s robust presence in Japan, enabling NetLand to resell the innovative ConcealBrowse to a wider audience of small and medium-sized businesses.
Gordon Lawson, CEO of Conceal, commented on the partnership,”This reseller agreement with NetLand and SentryMark is a pivotal step in our journey to enhance browser security globally. SentryMark’s strong foothold in the Japanese market, combined with NetLand’s expertise in cloud solutions, positions us uniquely to address the cybersecurity needs of Japanese SMBs with ConcealBrowse.”
Taro Okano, CEO of NetLand, stated, “With this agreement with SentryMark, we are delighted to be able to provide our customers with ConcealBrowse, a security browser that has a proven track record in the United States, a security-advanced country. This is a business alliance that aligns with our mission to continue to provide cutting-edge IT solutions in Japan, and we are confident that we will be able to play a part in strengthening the security that many companies in Japan are looking for.
Albert Vasquez, CEO at SentryMark, remarked, “We are proud to be part of this alliance, bolstering cybersecurity for Japanese businesses. Together with Conceal and NetLand, we are dedicated to providing comprehensive solutions that safeguard our clients in an ever-evolving digital landscape.”
NetLand, known for its comprehensive cloud services and system engineering expertise, is uniquely equipped to support various company needs with ConcealBrowse. This partnership is poised to enrich their offerings, providing enhanced security solutions tailored for the dynamic Japanese SMB market.
About Conceal
Conceal’s mission is to defend organizations against web-based threats. ConcealBrowse is a private, lightweight, easy-to-deploy AI-powered browser extension that detects, prevents, and shields users from ever-evolving phishing, credential theft, and other sophisticated social engineering attacks. By securing the most vulnerable part of any organization, the human using a web browser, ConcealBrowse dramatically reduces the risk of destructive and costly cyber-attacks. For more information, visit https://conceal.io/
About SentryMark
SentryMark stands tall in the cybersecurity arena, prioritizing client-centric solutions over industry norms. Their offerings span from advanced monitoring to unparalleled incident response, fortified by collaborations with best-in-class talents and technologies. With a vision of holistic defense and a commitment to reducing organizational complexities, SentryMark has reshaped the cybersecurity blueprint. For more information, visit https://www.sentrymark.com
About NetLand
Netland, established in 2018, is a prominent wholesale IT company dedicated to contributing to society by revitalizing all industries and maximizing the potential of Japan through ICT, with the motto of “transferring all Japanese companies to the next generation.” For more information, visit https://www.net-land.co.jp/
Fortifying the Frontlines: Transforming Cybersecurity in the Age of Sophisticated Phishing and Social Engineering
In the digital age, where connectivity and convenience are prized above all, the threats lurking in the shadows of our online world have become more sophisticated and insidious. Phishing and social engineering represent the cutting edge of cybercrime, continually evolving to outmaneuver even the most vigilant of defenses. This blog, inspired by insights from Theresa Payton, former White House CIO and advisor to Conceal, delves into these persistent threats and the innovative measures required to combat them.
The Ever-Evolving Threat Landscape
Phishing and social engineering attacks are not new, but their complexity and the cunning behind them have reached new heights. Cybercriminals have become masters of disguise, leveraging the latest in technology, including generative AI tools to craft messages in any language, tailored to mimic the tone and style of anyone. This sophistication makes it alarmingly easy to deceive individuals, highlighting an urgent need for constant vigilance.
Shifting the Narrative: From Weakness to Strength
A crucial point Theresa Payton emphasizes is the need to view humans not as the weakest link in cybersecurity but as a pivotal strength. The narrative has often painted individuals as the primary vulnerability within an organization’s security posture. However, Payton argues that this perspective is counterproductive. Instead, she suggests a paradigm shift towards empowering employees, viewing them as the first line of defense — and offense — against cyber threats. This entails not only technological safeguards but also comprehensive, engaging training that resonates with employees on both a professional and personal level.
Leveraging AI: A Double-Edged Sword
The conversation around artificial intelligence (AI) in the context of cybersecurity is nuanced. On one hand, AI has empowered cybercriminals with tools to scale phishing campaigns and refine their attacks. On the other, it offers cybersecurity professionals unprecedented capabilities in detecting and responding to threats. This duality underscores the critical balance between harnessing AI’s potential for good while mitigating its exploitation by malicious actors. The future of cybersecurity lies in a collaborative effort, leveraging AI to bolster defenses while remaining vigilant against its use in attacks.
Reinforcing Defenses with Technology and Awareness
Conceal’s browser extension, Conceal Browse, represents a leap forward in this ongoing battle, offering a secure, zero-trust browsing experience that shields users from ransomware and credential theft. Yet, technology alone cannot provide complete coverage. A holistic approach, combining cutting-edge tools with robust training and safeguards, is essential.
Looking Ahead: The Deep Fake Threat
As we peer into the future, the emergence of deep fake technology poses a formidable challenge. Payton warns of the potential for deep fake videos and voices to deceive individuals, suggesting innovative countermeasures such as internal passphrases and proof of life checks to verify authenticity. This evolving threat landscape requires not just technological innovation but a shift in how we perceive and prepare for cyber threats.
Conclusion
The insights shared by Theresa Payton in the “InPlainSight” podcast underscore the dynamic and complex nature of cybersecurity in the face of phishing and social engineering. To learn more, listen to the full podcast here.
Browser-Based Threat Report: Feb 19
Browser-Based Threat Report
Week of February 19th, 2024
ConcealBrowse is leveraged by teams across the world to combat weaponized URLs. The technology is constantly analyzing suspicious web artifacts to identify risks in the form of drive-by attacks, phishing portals, and other threats that materialize while browsing.
At Conceal, your digital safety is our utmost priority. Our weekly threat report for the week of February 19th, 2024, unveils critical insights into the ever-evolving landscape of online threats.
The following report highlights recently detected sites that were deemed suspicious:
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SHA-256: 0bc4f970d3b424ee02ece78df2e610974b72fb09e964fb6da8964056077d0ee2
screenshot of credential phishing page
This URL was first detected by ConcealBrowse on February 16th, the same day that other security vendors started reporting on it. It was initially detected by 10 security vendors, and sixteen are now reporting the page as malicious. ConcealBrowse successfully intervened with a 14% risk assessment.
This is a classic example of credential phishing. The site copies the exact format of the Microsoft single sign on page to steal credentials from unsuspecting users. To make the page more believable, attackers will verify that the email address is valid before proceeding to ask a password. This makes it harder to check the page for legitimacy, which is why it is crucial to have protection in place that blocks user input such as ConcealBrowse.
Conceal Recommendation: Detection of phishing sites is not enough, you need to actively block users from entering credentials into suspected credential theft sites like you can do with the Isolation feature in C0ncealBrowse.
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SHA-256: 52c1e7a2c36be28c42455fe1572d7d7918c3180cad99a2b82daa2a38a7e7bb23
An example of the pop-ups found connected to this page
This URL was detected by ConcealBrowse on February 16th with a 28% risk assessment. It was first detected by one security vendor on February 7th and currently is detected by two vendors. ConcealBrowse intervened due to phishing and suspicious activity.
While the page is currently blank, the IP address is connected to multiple instances of malicious pop-ups. These pop-ups often imitate Microsoft, and demand that the user call a phone number to fix it. These scams often tell the user to download remote access software onto their computer, resulting in both a financial loss and the theft of personal information.
Conceal Recommendation: Block the IP address and the URL using ConcealBrowse and monitor software being downloaded onto company machines. Additionally, Users should inform their IT team whenever they are prompted to conduct an action. Remember, any vendor contact should be routed through the IT team
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SHA-256: 3938c63e8b782001c4b451b439634c1380b1e262d919e11ba7374862835d83e4
This URL was detected by ConcealBrowse on February 13th. It was first detected by one security vendor on January 9th, and there are currently four security vendors reporting this page for malicious activity. ConcealBrowse intervened with a 32% risk assessment due to malware and proximity to malicious IP addresses.
The IP address connected to this page was recently flagged for hosting a form of ransomware through a malicious popup. Users would click on the popup, and the executable file would download to their computer. Ransomware can be devastating, especially in cases where computers are connected to each other on a network and the malicious software can spread. Although the page is now down, ConcealBrowse still intervened to protect users in the future if the site becomes active again.
Conceal Recommendation: Rely on active defense solutions such as ConcealBrowse. When ConcealBrowse intervenes on a page, all download attempts are blocked to protect users from malware such as this. Live analysis of the site allows for early intervention and prevents malicious downloads.
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Valuable Outcomes
As this recent threat reports exemplify, ConcealBrowse offers comprehensive protection against many sophisticated cyber threats. Our advanced threat detection capabilities have successfully flagged and quarantined malicious web pages, preventing users from falling victim to various cyber-attacks. Conceal remains dedicated to upholding the integrity of online interactions, constantly refining our detection algorithms and threat identification protocols to ensure proactive protection against emerging cyber threats. By integrating cutting-edge technology and a robust security infrastructure, we empower users to confidently navigate the digital landscape, knowing that their online activities are shielded from potential harm.
Join the Conceal Community and claim your FREE ConcealBrowse licenses!
Join the Conceal Community today and fortify your online security for free! Don’t miss the chance to benefit from our advanced threat protection and stay one step ahead of cybercriminals. Experience peace of mind while browsing the internet, knowing that ConcealBrowse is your shield against the ever-evolving threat landscape. Take the proactive step towards a safer online experience – get your free ConcealBrowse license now and join a community committed to safeguarding your digital world.
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Browser-Based Threat Report: Feb 12
Week of February 12th, 2024
ConcealBrowse is leveraged by teams across the world to combat weaponized URLs. The technology is constantly analyzing suspicious web artifacts to identify risks in the form of drive-by attacks, phishing portals, and other threats that materialize while browsing.
At Conceal, your digital safety is our utmost priority. Our weekly threat report for the week of February 12th, 2024, unveils critical insights into the ever-evolving landscape of online threats.
The following report highlights recently detected sites that were deemed suspicious:
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SHA-256: 71a36ae6fbc456fbf6376f21f3df4803f5c1a6e2a170c0191f52b3a56778005b
example of similar brand impersonation page
This URL was detected by ConcealBrowse on February 8th, 2024, with a 28% risk assessment. It was first seen by four security vendors in June of 2023 and is currently detected by 17 vendors. ConcealBrowse intervened on this page due to suspicious activity.
While the website is currently down, this page is an example of brand impersonation by pretending to be the United States Postal Service. These scams usually come in the form of a message saying that there is a package that was lost in the mail. When users click on the link, they are shown a page that looks very similar to the USPS site and asked to provide a return address and pay for shipping. Brand impersonations can be very hard to recognize, which is why using browser protection is critical.
Conceal Recommendation: This URL and IP should be blocked with ConcealBrowse’s policies and other perimeter security tools your organization may be using.
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SHA-256: 7aa36b6af4e26f3e690d408d04c810d144179ac784c065fcd8f845b76d2a25c5
This URL was detected by ConcealBrowse on February 9th, 2024. It was originally seen by one security vendor in November of 2023 and is currently detected by 12 vendors for phishing and malicious content. ConcealBrowse successfully intervened with a 28% risk assessment, citing proximity to other malicious sites and possible malware.
This IP was recently linked to a scareware campaign; a special type of adware that is designed to scare the user into downloading malicious software. This example tries to convince the user that their machine is infected with malware and an antivirus software is necessary. The pressure caused by the alarming messages may cause users to react and install the malware.
Conceal Recommendation: To prevent these types of attacks, a dynamic scanning engine is required to keep pace with adversaries moving between different URLs. The ability to contain downloaded files and prevent them from executing on the user’s computer is also a necessity when encountering these threats.
Scareware found at this domain
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SHA-256: 52b33f982d0e1c9602bace37ca2ef97ba413694f94c14e06aa6dc6515e9dc1676
Screenshot of Fake Storefront Page
This URL was detected by ConcealBrowse on February 7th, 2024, the same day other vendors began reporting on it. It was originally flagged by three vendors and is now flagged by six, labelling it as a shopping scam. ConcealBrowse intervened with a 14% risk assessment due to suspicion.
The site is a fake storefront, which is a common scam used to steal payment information such as a credit card. The website template not being complete, such as with the filler text in the above image, is a good indicator that none of the products are legitimate. These storefronts typically disappear very quickly to evade detection, which is why ConcealBrowse’s real-time analysis of the site is critical to protect user data.
Conceal Recommendation: Implementing a solution that is capable of scanning the URL down to the web page in real-time is the only way to identify these threats due to how quickly they are stood up and removed by adversaries. Deploying the ConcealBrowse solution to the browser enables you identify and disrupt novel phishing sites such as this.
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Valuable Outcomes
As this recent threat reports exemplify, ConcealBrowse offers comprehensive protection against many sophisticated cyber threats. Our advanced threat detection capabilities have successfully flagged and quarantined malicious web pages, preventing users from falling victim to various cyber-attacks. Conceal remains dedicated to upholding the integrity of online interactions, constantly refining our detection algorithms and threat identification protocols to ensure proactive protection against emerging cyber threats. By integrating cutting-edge technology and a robust security infrastructure, we empower users to confidently navigate the digital landscape, knowing that their online activities are shielded from potential harm.
Join the Conceal Community and claim your FREE ConcealBrowse licenses!
Join the Conceal Community today and fortify your online security for free! Don’t miss the chance to benefit from our advanced threat protection and stay one step ahead of cybercriminals. Experience peace of mind while browsing the internet, knowing that ConcealBrowse is your shield against the ever-evolving threat landscape. Take the proactive step towards a safer online experience – get your free ConcealBrowse license now and join a community committed to safeguarding your digital world.
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Conceal Partners with Fortem-IT: Integrating Browser Security
Conceal Announces Pioneering Partnership with Fortem Information Technology to Elevate Global IT Solutions with Browser Security
February 13 2024, 10:22 AM Eastern Daylight Time
AUGUSTA, GA –(BUSINESS WIRE)–Conceal, a leader in innovative cybersecurity solutions is excited to announce a strategic partnership with Fortem Information Technology, a global provider of tailored IT support services. This collaboration aims to enhance global IT security and support, marrying Conceal’s cutting-edge browser security solution with Fortem-IT’s comprehensive IT solutions.
“Partnering with Fortem-IT is a significant stride in our mission to provide world-class browser security globally. Fortem-IT’s global reach and bespoke IT services, combined with our advanced browser security technology, will create a formidable force in IT support and protection,” said Gordon Lawson, CEO of Conceal. “This alliance is a testament to our commitment to adapt our solution to be relevant and useful to the complex IT needs of businesses worldwide.”
“Our collaboration with Conceal marks a new chapter in providing comprehensive IT solutions. With Conceal’s innovative browser security technology, we’re set to redefine IT support and protection for our clients globally,” stated Mark McGettigan, Head of Sales of Fortem-IT.
This partnership promises to equip businesses with a blend of Fortem-IT’s vendor-agnostic, tailored IT solutions and Conceal’s advanced browser cybersecurity technology. Clients can expect enhanced IT support, streamlined operations, and robust protection against the ever-evolving landscape of cyber threats.
About Conceal
Conceal’s mission is to defend organizations against web-based threats. ConcealBrowse is a private, lightweight, easy-to-deploy AI-powered browser extension that detects, prevents, and shields users from ever-evolving phishing, credential theft, and other sophisticated social engineering attacks. By securing the most vulnerable part of any organization, the human using a web browser, ConcealBrowse dramatically reduces the risk of destructive and costly cyber-attacks. For more information, visit https://conceal.io/conceal-browse/
About Fortem-IT
Fortem-IT is dedicated to delivering innovative IT solutions that meet the unique needs of their clients. Their cutting-edge technology portfolio helps drive business success and maintain a competitive edge in the industry. Adopting a vendor-agnostic approach, Fortem-IT works to identify and fulfill all of their clients IT requirements, ensuring a comprehensive product portfolio. Their commitment to exceptional aftercare further sets them apart as a world-class IT provider, delivering ongoing support for continued success. For more information, visit https://fortem-it.com/, email [email protected] or call 0203 80 22 000
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AI in Cybersecurity: Navigating the Digital Frontier
AI in cybersecurity offers advanced protection for organizations against cyber threats, but also poses unique challenges and misuse by bad actors.
Browser-Based Threat Report: Feb 5
Browser-Based Threat Report
Week of February 5th, 2024
ConcealBrowse is leveraged by teams across the world to combat weaponized URLs. The technology is constantly analyzing suspicious web artifacts to identify risks in the form of drive-by attacks, phishing portals, and other threats that materialize while browsing.
At Conceal, your digital safety is our utmost priority. Our weekly threat report for the week of February 5th, 2024, unveils critical insights into the ever-evolving landscape of online threats.
The following report highlights recently detected sites that were deemed suspicious:
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SHA-256:575e16e99fc8d3ac02f853c6bed65238f23bd6013a7e2321b4c260a171ad5047
screenshot of homepage for a browser extension that was flagged by security vendors for malware, likely due to browser hijacking
This URL was detected by ConcealBrowse on February 2nd, 2024. It was flagged by four security vendors on December 4th and is still currently flagged by four vendors. ConcealBrowse intervened, assigning the page a 23% risk score due to potential malware.
This is the homepage for a browser extension that was flagged by security vendors for malware, likely due to browser hijacking. Browser hijacking occurs when software changes how your web browser interacts with websites. For example, it may change your home screen to a different search engine or redirect you to malicious websites. While in most cases it is more of a nuisance than nefarious, these types of extensions could easily redirect you to sites that could do more damage or steal your credentials.
Conceal recommendation: This URL and IP should be blocked with ConcealBrowse’s policies and by your other security tools.
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SHA-256: c81549a6aa1a44d1858feaab9d01060950658b929e39c257b9d2854dd76b1387
This URL was detected by ConcealBrowse on February 1st, 2024. It was originally detected by 4 security vendors the same day, and that number has not changed. ConcealBrowse intervened, assigning the page a 14% risk score due to suspicion.
Although the page has since been removed by Microsoft, this site hosted a tech support scam. Tech support scams will claim that the user’s computer contains malicious software or viruses and prompt them to call a number to remove them. These numbers will pretend to be Microsoft support, but their goal is to steal personal information and money from victims. Sometimes, these scams will go as far as to tell the user to download malware onto their machine so that they can be exploited again in the future.
Conceal recommendation: Although links may originate from legitimate organizations like Microsoft, they can redirect you to unofficial or malicious sites. Unless users verify that the final domain is the one that they intended to visit, they may be unaware of the attack. Solutions, such as ConcealBrowse, that analyze the final destination web page, are crucial in detecting and defending against threats that hide through redirects.
screenshot of tech support scam URL detected by ConcealBrowse
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SHA-256: 5b9542b700f786e8c7913aae5cef1696bf888ccc555de8ff1be809f4ed4b5363
Screenshot of a similar page hosted by the same server
This URL was detected by ConcealBrowse on January 30th, 2024. It was first detected by one security vendor on December 29th and is currently detected by 14. ConcealBrowse successfully intervened, assigning the page a 39% risk score.
While the current page no longer exists, it is hosted by a server that contains multiple phishing URLs. The proximity to the malicious IP address allowed ConcealBrowse to detect the page regardless of content. In the past, these sites were used to host gift card scams. Gift card scams trick the user into believing they’ve won a monetary prize, only to redirect them to a malicious website that will steal their personal information and credit card.
Conceal recommendation: Sites like these change their content frequently but often use the same high-risk IP addresses. Blocking all access to this IP with ConcealBrowse , along with your firewall or other perimeter security solution, makes it less likely for users to encounter them.
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Valuable Outcomes
As this recent threat reports exemplify, ConcealBrowse offers comprehensive protection against many sophisticated cyber threats. Our advanced threat detection capabilities have successfully flagged and quarantined malicious web pages, preventing users from falling victim to various cyber-attacks. Conceal remains dedicated to upholding the integrity of online interactions, constantly refining our detection algorithms and threat identification protocols to ensure proactive protection against emerging cyber threats. By integrating cutting-edge technology and a robust security infrastructure, we empower users to confidently navigate the digital landscape, knowing that their online activities are shielded from potential harm.
Join the Conceal Community and claim your FREE ConcealBrowse licenses!
Join the Conceal Community today and fortify your online security for free! Don’t miss the chance to benefit from our advanced threat protection and stay one step ahead of cybercriminals. Experience peace of mind while browsing the internet, knowing that ConcealBrowse is your shield against the ever-evolving threat landscape. Take the proactive step towards a safer online experience – get your free ConcealBrowse license now and join a community committed to safeguarding your digital world.
Sign up for the Conceal Community and claim your free licenses by completing the form below.
