Phish No More: A Hunt.io Guide to Gophish Detection

Part one of Wiz's series on tracking cloud-fluent threat actors explains why cloud-specific IOCs—IAM metadata, control plane API calls, container image names—are essential for detection and attribution in the cloud.

Measures detection maturity across MITRE ATT&CK with a logging-detection-alerting-response-prevention pipeline, letting security teams map visibility gaps in their threat detection landscape.

Explores the promise and shortcomings of MITRE ATT&CK Evaluations for judging EDR products, warning that vendors' 100 percent claims can mislead and SOCs need a data-driven detection landscape view.

Shares an infographic mapping common red team phishing attack workflows to blue team detective and preventative controls, plus practical stealth tips for both offensive operators and defenders.

An exposed GoPhish admin panel on a Microsoft-hosted IP served domains spoofing Poland's energy regulator and a renewable energy firm, staged for sector-specific credential collection.

Hunt.io unwraps EvilGophish—an open-source kit fusing Evilginx3 with GoPhish—detailing its Cloudflare Turnstile abuse, admin-panel signatures and the lookalike domains it spawns for phishing.