While technical measures to secure our personal information and devices become more sophisticated, phishing remains one of the cheapest and easiest ways for cyber criminals to initiate a con. For example, when asked for credit card information by where you usually shop, be sure it’s legit before you provide any personal details.
Phishing attacks globally are far from taking a dip. Therefore, it is always advised to have robust phishing protection measures in place. Here are the top phishing headlines this week to help you better plan your organization’s next cybersecurity strategies:
One of the latest scams to steal your money, your identity and your confidence is CEO fraud. CEO fraud, also known as business email compromise (BEC), is one of the most common forms of business email fraud. It’s a scam where criminals impersonate an executive at your company and request that you wire money or
Several phishing attempts have been recorded over the last week, each forming or adding to an existing pattern of attacks. It is important to understand these phishing types so we can take anti-phishing protection measures for our organizations. To this end, the following are the major phishing news headlines this week:
In today’s digital age, phishing emails are one of the most common ways malware and viruses are spread. While most people are familiar with phishing scams, phishing emails are a little different than other types of scams. Not only do phishing emails interact with users through spam mail or phishing emails sent to their inbox,
Spear phishing, or targeted phishing, is an email scam aimed at a specific individual or company. These messages often pretend to be from a legitimate company or organization (such as your bank or internet service provider), and senders use personal information to gain access to accounts. Spear phishing can be particularly dangerous, since the scammers
Phishing attack prevention is a daily struggle for us netizens because attackers are always looking for opportunities to breach our systems. Here are the latest phishing headlines so that you can plan your cybersecurity measures better.
Phishing attacks continue to target global institutions. The following are this week’s news headlines to help you stay abreast of the latest threat vectors so you can take appropriate measures to keep your and your organization’s information assets safe.
There is a new phishing spam campaign making headlines in the cybersecurity world that delivers malware onto compromised machines. The malware is initiated by a phishing attack and delivered by “Matanbuchus,” specially designed to deliver DLL payloads, launch malicious PowerShell commands, and persist via additional task schedules. The attack is highly sophisticated and makes use
The talk of the town is the phishing campaign on Facebook that has reportedly duped millions into providing their login credentials to cybercriminals. The Facebook phishing operation is the latest in a long line of cybersecurity news that has shaken people worldwide.
Ensuring anti-phishing protection becomes difficult when threat actors are continually evolving their modus operandi to plan more sophisticated cyberattacks and get their hands on our information assets. To help you better plan your organizational cybersecurity, here are this week’s most significant hacking news headlines:
The past week saw many cyberattacks disrupting organizational systems across the globe. Without adequate anti-phishing protection in place today, it isn’t easy to ensure that such an incident does not happen at your organization. The following are this week’s major cyberattack headlines to help plan your cybersecurity moves better:
Phishing and ransomware attacks target global enterprises daily, and to prevent your organization from being affected by such attacks, it is important to stay abreast of the latest phishing headlines. Here are this week’s major hack updates to help plan your phishing prevention measures:
The discovery of the zero-day exploit in Microsoft Office applications and Follina’s exploitation has shook Microsoft users worldwide. This article shares details about the Follina vulnerability, its attack surface, and steps to keep yourself safe from Follina, as provided by Microsoft.
Email policies are necessary for businesses old and new, big and small. They protect you from legal liability and establish firm guidelines for employee conduct. Let’s dive into why you need an email policy, what you should include in its contents, and how to implement best practices for privacy and data security.
These days, ransomware attacks and data breaches target organizations even when they have anti-phishing solutions in place. That is why it is essential to be abreast of the latest cyber updates and think critically to predict and mitigate cyberattacks before they can cause damage. Here are the newest cyber attack headlines from the bygone week:
This post provides insights into the latest MRSC research, providing details about the recent account pre-hijacking attacks, the threats they pose, and how you can mitigate them.
Global cybersecurity headlines constantly report on the latest ransomware and other social engineering attacks. This week is no different; here are the most significant news headlines from the past week:
In the past few years, cybersecurity threats have become more and more common. Attacks left and right are happening to businesses of all sizes, from Fortune 500 companies to tech startups that are just getting on their feet. These attacks can range from data breaches through software vulnerabilities to social engineering attacks in the form
Phishing is one of the most formidable threats in the cyber world today. Even though various news, reports, and anti-phishing campaigns attempt to spread awareness and knowledge, people still fall victim to novel phishing methods. This article seeks to summarize key statistics observed so far in 2022 by various cybersecurity organizations and present them in