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Piotr Wojtyla is the Head of Threat Intel & Platform at Abnormal Security, where he leads threat intelligence and platform strategy, focusing on identifying emerging cyber threats, developing innovative solutions, and driving the integration of intelligence-driven insights to enhance cybersecurity capabilities.

Prior to joining Abnormal, he served as a senior director for global security practices and global incident response for Cybereason and then as the Associate Managing Director on the SPARK (Special Projects & Applied Research) team at Kroll. Piotr received a Master’s in Applied Computer Science from Cracow University of Technology. In his free time, Piotr enjoys reading Norwegian thrillers, studying ontology, and trying to convince the world he’s not a hipster.

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That Word Document Isn’t Broken—It’s a Phishing Attack in Disguise

Attackers exploit Microsoft Word’s file recovery to evade detection, using corrupted docs for QR code phishing. Learn how this tactic bypasses legacy security.

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The Never-Ending Loop of Phishing: How Attackers Exploit Psychology to Bypass MFA and Compromise Accounts

A new phishing campaign targeting Microsoft ADFS bypasses MFA with social engineering and technical deception. Learn how attackers take over accounts—and how to stop them.

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The Punycode Problem: Protecting Your Inbox from Deceptive Domains

Explore how threat actors exploit Punycode in email attacks and learn how AI-driven solutions can protect against these threats.

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2025 Cyberattack Forecast: Top Email Threats to Watch for

Uncover the latest email threats and strategies to strengthen your cybersecurity and prepare for 2025.

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Adversary-in-the-Middle Tactics Elevate Dropbox Phishing Attack Capitalizing on Open Enrollment

Discover how Dropbox was exploited in a sophisticated phishing attack that leveraged AiTM tactics to steal credentials during the open enrollment period.