Phishing attack prevention is a global problem, and together we can outsmart the adversaries. The first step to winning this battle against cyber attackers is to keep abreast of the latest techniques and methods they use to lure the end users. The following are this week’s major phishing headlines to help you stay updated:
After hitting South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Germany, the US, and the UK, the Roaming Mantis campaign recently moved to target iOS and Android users in France and likely compromised numerous devices. Here is a look at the Roaming Mantis malware and how such smishing campaigns affect individuals and organizations.
HIPAA journal has revealed the latest Healthcare Data Breach report highlighting millions of compromised healthcare records. With healthcare data breaches at their highest, affecting California and New York the most, this article shares the report’s findings, summary, and the reason behind the sudden spike in targeting cyber-attacks against Healthcare Industry.
Blockchain gaming is gaining popularity due to the lucrative earning opportunities it offers its players. But it seems even the secure and decentralized nature of Blockchain is not sufficient to stop adversaries from launching Phishing attacks. Read on to know how Axie Infinity became a victim.
The NakedPages phishing toolkit model has been making headlines since its discovery by CloudSEK researchers. This post explains what NakedPages is, everything you need to know, and shares NakedPages’ features, impact, and how you can protect yourself from the phishing toolkit.
The threat from RDP attacks that spread ransomware has always been present. RDP is a popular MO for cybercriminals because it allows easy access to a device. The last 5 years have seen a vast increase in RDP attacks, with cybercriminals taking advantage of the coronavirus pandemic and even the Ukrainian conflict to attack both
Phishing attacks are a common form of social engineering, frequently targeting global organizations. To ensure anti-phishing protection for your systems, follow this week’s major hacking news and stay a step ahead of the adversaries.
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