Gbhackers DKIM Replay Attacks Target Apple and PayPal Invoice Emails
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Cybercriminals are exploiting legitimate invoice emails from Apple and PayPal in DKIM replay attack campaigns. This method leverages trusted digital infrastructure to facilitate financial fraud, making detection by traditional security measures more challenging. The attacks manipulate everyday business workflows, turning reputable services into tools for malicious activities.
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2026-02-06
Kaseya article published on DKIM replay attacks
2026-02-09
GBHackers and Cybersecuritynews report on ongoing attacks
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