Alex Lanstein

@lanstein.bsky.social

threaty threats -- helping build research workflows into a soc product, but I don't speak for them on this acct. pretty good at bash scripts and strings. disclosures on my linkedin below https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexlanstein/

Strangest story went viral for about 45 minutes. A fake news paper wrote a story about a fake Republican startup buying newspapers in Alabama and running them into the ground. But the newspapers all still exist and the names of everyone in the story don't. Very strange social experiment?

Joe Murphy@joemurph.bsky.social · last mo.

I deleted this post because, after a deeper look, I couldn't verify that theeditorial dot news was an actual publication or that any of its authors were indeed journalists. cc @dwillis.bsky.social @jamellebouie.net @ndiakopoulos.bsky.social @1gregtodd.bsky.social @damon.kiesow.net

A screenshot of a deleted post.

I don't talk a lot about work here, but I looked into a phishing campaign that targeted a Belarusian opposition politician and then turned out to also impersonate at least three popular Ukrainian portals (it was also my first blog post for Censys) censys.com/blog/unc1151...

UNC1151 Phishing Email Targeting Belarusian Politician Points to Multi-National Campaign - Censys

New Censys ARC research discovers that UNC1151's phishing email to a Belarusian politician is linked to a much broader campaign.

censys.com

"They gave the server to CrowdStrike, which is a company owned by a very wealthy Ukrainian. I still want to see that server. The FBI has never gotten that server. That's a big part of this whole thing."

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