Trusted Infrastructure Exploitation Abuse
Stop the attacks from the platforms you trust
Attackers exploit real platforms like Amazon, Microsoft 365, and Zoom to generate the attack from inside. The lure is rendered by the platform, signed with the platform's key, and sent from the platform's own servers.
Attackers don't impersonate trusted vendors anymore. They use them.
An attacker registers a free account on a real SaaS service. They find a user-controlled field that gets rendered into transactional email: a profile name, an invoice memo, a meeting description, a PowerBI report notification. They write the lure into that field. Then they trigger the platform's own workflow. The platform takes the attacker's string, runs it through its templating engine, and emits a fully authenticated email. Real domain, real DKIM, real reputation. The malicious content was authored and signed by the legitimate provider. There's nothing to detonate. The lure is the message itself.
Ocean understands
Who is really asking
What they're asking for
Does it make sense
Cross-references the real requester against your communication history.

Shannon Wilkinson, CISO













