💻 Technology Apr 2, 2026 · Ian Barker

‘Invisible’ credential theft campaign targets senior executives

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A new report from Abnormal AI uncovers a credential theft campaign that has been systematically targeting C-suite executives and senior officers at major global organizations over a five-month period from November 2025 through March 2026. Dubbed VENOM, the campaign is engineered for invisibility across its delivery and filtering stages. The attackers use email construction techniques designed to defeat both signature-based detection and automated content analysis, and a QR code delivery method t

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