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Investigate. Experiment. Understand.
research in progress
Hack4Good's technical research space, born from field experience in malware research and threat intelligence. Here we explore, experiment and share what we learn.

Learn how ClickFix works — the social engineering technique that gets the victim to run the malware themselves — what its variants are and what measures to take to protect yourself.
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Generative AI is redefining the attack surface: language has become a vector. A proposed definition, taxonomy and detection approach for Indicators of Prompt Compromise (IoPC).
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From emotional manipulation to financial fraud: AI voice cloning is rewriting the rules of social engineering.
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Four thematic lines that guide the Lab's work.
Research and technical analysis of malicious software: how it works, what it's after and how it behaves.
Research into threats, campaigns, infrastructure and actor behaviors.
Analysis of threat actors' tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs).
Exploring detection opportunities and validating behaviors.
Our way of working: what we research becomes knowledge, and that knowledge feeds training and practice. It's not a closed methodology.
We research threats and behaviors.
We turn it into clear knowledge.
That knowledge feeds the training.
And it's practiced in real scenarios.