Fast Brief: Unknown Number, Unknown Intent
You get a message from an unknown WhatsApp number. No name. No photo. Maybe from another country. What’s done next determines the outcome.
Casefile: Trust as An Attack Surface
A treasurer approves a familiar invoice. Same logo. Same tone. Same signature. But one line is wrong, and by morning, over $4,000 is gone.
Behind the Lines: Insider Threat Vectors in 2025
In 2025, the most underestimated danger isn’t outside the firewall. It’s already inside.
Fast Brief: One Phish, Full Compromise
One email. One click. Six minutes to collapse.
Casefile: The Auction of Access
One reused password. By nightfall, the network is on sale for $10,000+. This Noorstream Casefile exposes the hidden economy of Initial Access Brokers. And the tactics to deny them supply.
Surveilled Ummah: How Digital Spaces Became Targets
When lockdowns pushed Islamic study online, surveillance followed. What began as Zoombombing escalated into targeted malware, voice-cloned impersonators, and hostile algorithmic manipulation.
Weaponized QR Codes: Phishing-as-a-Service at Scale
This Noorstream briefing tracks the rise of quishing: phishing kits like Tycoon 2FA and Gabagool, redirect chains through Cloudflare and CAPTCHA, and QR-laced PDFs hitting executives 42 times more than regular staff.
A Familiar Voice: When Clones Bypass Trust
AI voice cloning has moved from research to reality. Attackers can copy a voice with just seconds of audio and use it in fraud, phishing, and impersonation campaigns across the world.
Tracked and Targeted: How Muslim Data Became a Weapon
Mainstream Islamic apps, including Qur’an readers and prayer reminders, have been compromised. From military-linked data brokers to embedded spyware in mobile platforms, Muslim user data is being harvested, sold, and turned into a tool for profiling.