Cybercriminals Go to College with New Phishing Attacks
The summer is winding up, and the traditional academic year is approaching. And amid the welcomes from the deans of students, the activities coordinators, the academic advisors and so on, ...
Learn about current phishing techniques, notable campaigns and attacks, what to watch out for 'in the wild', and more.
The summer is winding up, and the traditional academic year is approaching. And amid the welcomes from the deans of students, the activities coordinators, the academic advisors and so on, ...
As cybercriminals look for novel and effective ways to gain entrance to a victim network, LinkedIn is proving to be fruitful enough to keep the attention of phishing scammers.
Attackers are exploiting open redirects to distribute links to credential-harvesting sites, according to Roger Kay at INKY. The attackers are exploiting vulnerable American Express and ...
As a security leader, you have a lot on your plate. Even as you increase your budget for sophisticated security software, your exposure to cybercrime keeps going up. IT security seems to ...
The cybercriminal gang, dubbed ‘Luna Moth’ uses a sophisticated mix of phishing, vishing, remote support sessions, and remote access trojans to gain control of victim endpoints.
Fresh data on data breach costs from IBM show phishing, business email compromise, and stolen credentials take the longest to identify and contain.
Using a simple email containing a voice mail attachment, an ingenious phishing attack captures credentials while keeping track of the domains being attacked.
A new attack uses one brand email domain to increase the chances of reaching an Inbox, while spoofing another brand to trick users into transitioning to a vishing attack.
Researchers at WithSecure have discovered a spear phishing campaign targeting employees who have access to Facebook Business accounts. The attackers are targeting specific employees, and ...
New research from IBM shows four reasons why phishing attacks are still effective and remains the primary attack vector in 41% of cyberattacks.