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Why Phishing Is Moving Beyond Email Delivery: Risks

🔗 Phishing attacks are increasingly delivered outside traditional email — via social media, instant messaging, SMS, malvertising and in‑app messengers — making mail gateways insufficient. Attackers now send links from compromised accounts, targeted ads or SaaS messages and use fast‑rotating domains and advanced Attacker‑in‑the‑Middle (AitM) kits that obfuscate JavaScript and the DOM to evade network detection. Organizations often rely on user reports and URL blocking, but these approaches fail against rapid domain churn and client‑side stealth. Vendors such as Push Security propose browser‑level detection that monitors real‑time page behavior to identify AitM, session hijacking and credential theft.

Six Browser-Based Attack Techniques to Watch in 2025

🔒 This article outlines six browser-based attack techniques—phishing with reverse-proxy AitM kits, ClickFix/FileFix command-injection lures, malicious OAuth grants, rogue extensions, weaponized file downloads, and credential attacks exploiting MFA gaps—that security teams must prioritize in 2025. It explains why the browser has become the primary attack surface as users access hundreds of cloud apps, and why traditional email/network controls and endpoint defenses often miss these threats. The piece argues that effective detection requires real-time browser-level visibility and management across managed and unmanaged apps, highlighting Push Security as a vendor offering such capabilities.