Slop Squatting — The Forgotten Threat Fuelled by Link Rot and AI

Webinar: Slop Squatting — The Forgotten Threat Fuelled by Link Rot and AI

Slop squatting is a fast-growing cyber threat that exploits expired but still-referenced domains — and it's becoming even more dangerous as Large Language Models (LLMs) start recommending these poisoned links.

In this webinar, we’ll break down how slop squatting works, who it targets, and how attackers are using it to deliver malware, impersonate brands, and even poison AI-generated responses.

You'll learn:

• What slop squatting is and how it differs from typosquatting
• Real-world examples of slop squatting in the wild
• How LLMs are unknowingly spreading malicious links
• What organisations can do to detect, monitor, and prevent these attacks
• OSINT tools and techniques to stay ahead of the threat

Perfect for security teams, developers, and anyone managing digital content or threat intelligence.

Hosted by Jon Moss and Threat Intelligence Analyst Daniel Collyer.

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