Microsoft Azure is one of the leading cloud services used by developers and organizations worldwide. With an easy subscription model, Azure is convenient and popular among its users. However, Azure has also become famous among cyber attackers that use it for phishing scams to exploit protected data.
Account compromises and data theft are common attack vectors, and adversaries keep evolving their techniques to gain access to organization networks. Here are this week’s phishing, data breach and ransomware headlines.
Remote work comes with a list of benefits, both for employees and employers. Ever dialled into a Zoom meeting from the beach? The looks on your colleagues’ faces make you briefly forget about the sand in your spacebar and the glare of the sun on your screen.
We all value our privacy and when that privacy gets compromised, it’s not an enjoyable experience. A lot of what you share data-wise with companies is handed over willingly but with the hope that it’s going to be looked after.
Cyberattacks keep targeting organizations globally, and there is no escape from the notorious threat actors. However, one can secure their networks to a great extent merely by using phishing prevention measures. Here is a glimpse of the significant cyberattacks this week to help you plan with security moves better:
The RTLO (or RLO) technique is one of the cybercriminals’ oldest and most common techniques. With the help of this technique, they can make a hyperlink look less suspicious, making you think that it is safe to click on it. However, once you click on the link, it might take you to the attacker’s domain
Phishing attacks and social engineering tactics are only the first steps involved in a threat actor’s modus operandi, which are deployed to lure the end-user into divulging a crucial piece of information, which malicious actors can misuse for nefarious purposes. Thus, if only you stay abreast of the latest phishing hacks and adopt measures for
Recently, according to a Google report, Russian and Belarusian cybercriminals have attacked Ukrainian citizens, using the ongoing conflict as an opportunity to benefit from it. The recent Russia-Ukraine war has become an opportunity for cyberattackers. CSIS reported that in February of 2022, the Ukrainian Ministries, Education, and Infrastructures were attacked. This led to a massive
Social engineering attacks are an ever-present problem, and organizations worldwide are struggling to secure their systems against phishing attacks. Following are some of the most recent phishing headlines to help accelerate the process of ensuring phishing attack prevention for your organization.
The rising threat of cyberattacks and data breaches, in particular, can cripple any organization, especially a small business. SMBs and SMEs are the top targets for threat actors owing to their lack of proper cybersecurity defenses and risk mitigation practices. SMBs and SMEs need to understand the risks of data breaches and take proactive measures