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ANY.RUN promotes AI sandbox features for SOC phishing analysis

Original title: AI-Powered Malware & Phishing Analysis for SOC Teams: Cut Workload and Speed Up Response

ANY.RUN ()12 min read1
Part of a story covered by 3 sourcesANY.RUN markets sandbox context and threat feeds, not a new incidentMerged summary & timeline
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A vendor demo follows an Adobe PDF link into a Microsoft OAuth phish and shows 70-plus related analyses.

ANY.RUN describes Automated Interactivity and Related Threat Context inside its Interactive Sandbox for SOC and MSSP investigations. In a sample case, the sandbox opens a PDF behind an acrobat.adobe.com link, solves a CAPTCHA and exposes a Microsoft OAuth phishing flow. Enterprise users can then open related threat-intelligence analyses, including lookups for slybee.com. The post is product marketing and does not report a new incident.

Key facts
  • Automated Interactivity opens attachments, follows links, reads QR codes and solves CAPTCHAs.
  • The demo cites 70-plus related analyses and 40 analyses for slybee.com.
  • ANY.RUN says its intelligence draws on 700,000-plus professionals and 16,000-plus organizations.
  • Related Threat Context is described as available to Enterprise clients.
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domainslybee.comhowing 70+ TI analyses One indicator worth investigating is slybee[.]com . slybee[.]com displayed inside ANY.RUN sandbox With a cl

From the original article

12 min read at any.run

AI is now everywhere in cybersecurity. But how much of it is actually making SOC teams’ jobs easier? Almost every vendor offers AI-powered solutions promising faster threat detection, automated malware analysis, and smarter investigations.

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