Four reports in Security Alliance’s protocol-compromise category accounted for $3.87 million in losses in its Nov. 4-11 tally. SEAL said it triaged 60 security incidents during that period.
SEAL's weekly breakdown put social-engineering losses at 3 million euros. It also listed $914,000 in losses from infrastructure exploits and $623,000 from phishing.
For the period, SEAL gathered 5,640 phishing domains and 105 wallets and released 5,652 threat indicators. The tally also flagged continued DNS hijacking involving domain registrars and suspected social-engineering attacks targeting registrar customer-service staff.
