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Here are the latest headlines from this past week to keep you updated on the latest techniques and tactics threat actors adopt to lure individuals and organizations into cyberattacks.
There is a significant rise in IPFS phishing attacks in 2023, causing a considerable stir in the digital landscape. Read on to learn about IPFS phishing attacks, including their types and modus operandi, and how to stay secure from their clutches.
Here is the weekly cybersecurity bulletin highlighting the latest developments in phishing protection.
The latest in the crypto-cybersecurity landscape is the loss of around $6 million from about 5,000 people in a case of a phishing-as-a-service campaign by ‘Inferno Drainer.’ Read on to know everything about the incident.
Online attacks continue to become more sophisticated, and malicious players are deploying more innovative tactics than ever to launch phishing attacks. One of the latest tactics is using RPMSG files to extract users’ Microsoft login credentials.
Here is a close look into the details of the OCBC phishing scam, how it happened, the damage it caused, how OCBC handled it, and the masterminds behind it.
In one of the latest phishing scams, malicious actors are impersonating popular platforms like PayPal and MetaMask to target unsuspecting victims. The gravity of this cyber onslaught has been intense enough to prompt the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to warn internet users.
With discoveries of Chinese malicious actors and new APT groups, our Weekly Cybersecurity Bulletin brings you the top cybersecurity news from around the globe. These underscore the importance of implementing cutting-edge phishing protection solutions.
A new Phishing as a Service tool dubbed “Greatness” has been discovered targeting US and global sectors with fake Microsoft 365 pages designed to steal login credentials. Here are the details of Greatness PhaaS, its capabilities, how it works, and how to protect yourself.
Are Android devices safe to use? The answer could be ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ given the Guerrilla malware implanted in many Android devices by the Lemon Group. Read on to know more.