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Quishing: QR Codes as Phishbait

Researchers at Trustwave are tracking an increase in the use of QR codes to spread phishing links.

Case Study: LoanLogics Combined Compliance & Security Awareness Training to Improve Security Culture

In the drive to build a strong security culture, security awareness and compliance training should work hand in hand.

Top 10 Trends in Business Email Compromise for 2023

Researchers at Trustwave have published a report outlining trends in business email compromise (BEC) attacks, finding that these attacks spiked in February of 2023.

Use KnowBe4’s New Callback Phishing Feature to Boost Your Organization's Security Awareness

What's the Deal with Callback Phishing?

Your KnowBe4 Fresh Content Updates from August 2023

Check out the 21 new pieces of training content added in August, alongside the always fresh content update highlights, events and new features.

Duolingo Users Should Be on the Lookout for Targeted Phishing Attacks

Users of the language learning app Duolingo should be wary of targeted phishing attacks following a recent data leak, according to Anthony Spadafora at Tom’s Guide. Criminals scraped the ...

Data Breaches Involving Social Engineering Attacks Take Longer to Identify and Contain

Continuing coverage of IBM’s recently-released Cost of a Data Breach report, we focus on the impact attacks involving social engineering have on data breach costs.

Ransomware Attacks Rise 69% and 1500 Organizations Feel the Hurt

A new report from Rapid7 has found that the number of ransomware attacks increased by 69% in the first half of 2023. Rapid7 incident response data found that at least 1500 organizations ...

Social Engineering Is the Number One Cybersecurity Problem by Far

The number one way that hackers and malware compromise people, devices, and networks is social engineering. No one argues that anymore, but it was not always known or discussed that way. ...