Remote work has expanded the attack surface and fueled a rise in highly evasive threat campaigns (HEAT) that bypass traditional security tools. Menlo Labs’ research highlights how modern groups like Lazarus, VIP3R, and Qakbot exploit browser and cloud-centric workflows using techniques such as template injection and stealthy phishing. As organizations rely more on distributed technologies, legacy defenses fail to detect these sophisticated attacks hiding in plain sight. Preventing HEAT threats requires proactive, browser‑based security that isolates and stops malicious activity before it reaches users.

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