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Cybercriminals are using AI-powered automation to launch cybersquatting, typosquatting, and malicious domain attacks at an unprecedented scale. These fake sites aren’t just stealing traffic—they’re stealing credentials, spreading malware, and damaging brands. If you’re not securing your DNS, you’re leaving the door wide open. Find out how to detect and block these threats before they cause harm. 🛡️ https://bit.ly/4kerdMM #DNSFilter #Cybersecurity #ThreatProtection #BrandSecurity #cybersquatting #typosquatting #dnssecurity

Your firewall works hard, but cybercriminals work smarter 🕵️♀️ DNS-based attacks bypass traditional defenses, exploiting blind spots that firewalls simply don’t see. From phishing sites to command-and-control malware traffic, these threats are happening at the DNS level—long before they hit your network. A proactive defense starts with protective DNS security. Learn how to fill the gaps your firewall misses. 🔗👇 🔗: https://bit.ly/3QxQh3O #DNSFilter #Cybersecurity #ThreatProtection #DNSecurity

The cyber threat landscape is evolving—are you keeping up? 💫 DNSFilter’s 2025 Annual Security Report is here, offering data-driven insights into the latest trends shaping cybersecurity: 📊 How often the average person encounters a threat 🤖 The rise of AI-driven attacks 🌍 Regional threat patterns & TLD analysis 🔎 What MSPs are blocking—and what they’re overlooking Threat actors are getting smarter, but so are we. Stay informed and strengthen your security strategy with real-world insights from DNSFilter. 🔗 Download the full report now: https://bit.ly/4gVmEUS #DNSFilter #Cybersecurity #ThreatReport #MSP #AIThreats #NetworkSecurity

AI isn’t just changing cybersecurity—it’s powering the attacks themselves. Deepfake phishing, automated malware, and AI-driven scams are on the rise. But AI-powered DNS security is shutting them down. 🚀 Who’s winning the AI vs AI battle? Read more 🔗: https://lnkd.in/eG8QQu3x #DNSFilter #Cybersecurity #AI #ThreatDetection #CyberDefense

Come find Joe Azevedo, Richie Wade, or Connor O'Hurley to put your cyber strength to the test at Right of Boom! 💥 🔒 Stop by Booth #24 at the MGM Grand and see if you can take on our challenge. Are you ready? Let’s find out! #DNSFilter #Cybersecurity #RightOfBoom #LasVegas #CyberResilience #TestYourStrength

🏈 Cyber threats spiked on Super Bowl Sunday. DNSFilter found a 57% rise in malicious gambling content and a 15% increase in fake streaming sites over championship weekend. With major events come major security risks—many fraudulent sites use captchas and numerical domains to evade detection. If you're placing bets or streaming games, make sure you're on a legit site. Stay ahead of cybercriminals. Read the full report here. 🔗: https://bit.ly/4b4aWWB #DNSFilter #Cybersecurity #SuperBowl #ThreatIntel #OnlineSecurity

Right of Boom starts February 19, and we’ll be there! Will we see you in Las Vegas? 🎰 Join us at Booth #24 from February 19-21 at the MGM Grand to talk cybersecurity, resilience, and the strategies that keep businesses secure after an incident. Let’s make security a priority—before and after the boom. #DNSFilter #Cybersecurity #RightOfBoom #LasVegas #SecurityResilience

SIEM is evolving—are you keeping up? In the latest dnsUNFILTERED, DNSFilter’s Mikey Pruitt sits down with Anthony Black from Huntress to break down the importance of SIEM in cybersecurity. They discuss the new Huntress SIEM platform, why DNS data is a key player in security investigations, and how small businesses can access enterprise-grade security without the complexity. Plus, get insights into AI, user behavior analytics, and the future of SIEM. Don’t miss this one! 🔗: https://lnkd.in/gUAMAFZX #DNSFilter #Cybersecurity

Staying vigilant in the face of cyber threats is non-negotiable! 🛡️ Despite 29% of organizations experiencing a significant impact due to cyber incidents in the last year, a concerning complacency persists. Understand the evolving risks from AI and geopolitical tensions here 👉 https://lnkd.in/e3N6JZHw #CyberSecurity #AI

We’ve noticed a new type of threat traffic on our network 👀 Malicious actors are using a series of sophisticated social engineering tactics to create convincing Zoom meeting invites. Once you click the fake meeting link, you’ll get a pop up to “update” the Zoom app. Once you approve the fake update, the bad actor then has access to information on your device. We’ve categorized domains on our network that are associated with domain impersonation/spoofing of Zoom meeting as malicious. By toggling on the “very new domains” and “new domains” categories in our dashboard, you can help mitigate threats like these—we highly recommend double checking that your DNSFilter policies are blocking these categories!