Cybercrime instances have been increasing at an exponential rate in the past couple of decades. The expense of cybercrime is expected to go as high as $10.5 trillion by 2025!
Microsoft, the software giant, has time and again been exposed to cybercrime activities. It’s one of the top picks among phishing actors. The immense popularity of Microsoft across professional and personal setups makes it an absolute favorite among threat actors.
Threat actors have time and again proved their agility when it comes to devising new phishing tactics. They are always the first ones to hop onto the latest trends to exploit naive users. One such phishing activity that breaks into the bank accounts of innocent users is screensharing fraud.
LinkedIn, one of the biggest professional networking and personal branding platforms, has once again become the center of attraction. And this time, the reason is phishing attacks!
The dream to relax and rejuvenate in a Mexican boutique hotel soon turned into a nightmarish experience for a traveler when they got scammed in the name of discounts!
In today’s fast-paced business landscape, where time is a precious commodity, email automation emerges as a powerful tool: it streamlines operations by automating repetitive email tasks, allowing employees to focus on strategic efforts like boosting sales and enhancing customer service, thus improving overall efficiency.
With the introduction of instant messaging apps like WhatsApp, Instagram, TextNow, and Messenger, the use of text messages has gone down, but not as much. As per a study conducted by SMS comparison, 95% of text messages are read and responded to as early as within 3 minutes of being received. It’s also surprising to find out that the average open rate for an SMS is 98%, whereas that for an email is 20% (almost 5 times more probable).
As cyber threats evolve, phishing remains a persistent and increasingly potent threat to organizations and individuals. Therefore, your organization’s urgent need to cultivate an informed and vigilant workforce cannot be overstated.
Zero transfer phishing scams are among the latest attack vectors in the cyber threat landscape and have already started to stir the cryptocurrency realm.
Malicious actors have become more innovative by exploiting Google Firebase Hosting service to launch Sorillus RAT and phishing attacks on unsuspecting networks.
With the Amazon Prime Day shopping event driving shoppers crazy, malicious actors have already set shopping traps to exploit unsuspecting buyers. Therefore, it is vital to draw your line of defense against possible phishing attempts that might catch you unawares.
With cryptocurrencies soaring in value and popularity, crypto wallets have been a lucrative target of malicious actors. The new “DoubleFinger” threat that targets cryptocurrency wallets has prompted security experts to remain on high alert.
In a newly discovered phishing campaign, adversaries have created well-structured fake websites of renowned brands and stolen customer data. To ensure proper phishing protection, we have compiled all the essential information regarding this scam for your reference.
As people increasingly move towards crypto, scams lie in wait to exploit user vulnerabilities. Identifying a crypto phishing scam and taking appropriate action to prevent getting scammed can help protect your sensitive and confidential information and crypto assets.
Financial phishing scams can be disastrous because they hit you where it hurts the hardest. Victims lose their hard-earned money, but in traditional scams, you might be able to track the financial trail and reach the perpetrator. However, tracing them becomes impossible in innovative schemes like crypto phishing scams.
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.
The new QBot email malware attacks are the latest case where threat actors use phishing, PDF, and WSF to deploy malware. Let us see what QBot is, how it works, and how to protect yourself against QBot malware.
Yum Brands, a victim of a ransomware attack, has revealed a data breach that may have compromised sensitive information, emphasizing the critical role of robust phishing protection solutions in safeguarding against cyber threats.
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