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Bleeping Computer learned of a strange phishing campaign which uses an unusually long URL - but why?
A tricky two-stage phishing scam is targeting Facebook and Google credentials using a landing page that hides behind Google's translate feature.
Open-source, industry standard specifications are available to protect your business, but real-world deployment is still lower than optimal.
This is the third article of a series, the first article is available here, and the second one is here. In a world of ransomware attacks, companies should prepare for the worst-case scenario by...
Account takeover-based (ATO) attacks now comprise 20 percent of advanced email attacks, according to Agari’s Q1 2019 Email Fraud & Identity Deception Trends report. ATO attacks are dangerous...
UK-based cybersecurity services provider Netcraft on Monday announced the launch of a new mobile application designed to protect users against phishing and other threats. read more
A spate of phishing emails with Word attachments deliver both the Gandcrab ransomware and Ursnif executable.
Proofpoint analyzed data from tens of millions of simulated phishing attacks sent over a one-year period, along with nearly 15,000 cybersecurity professional survey responses, to provide an...
Credential compromise emerged the main target for phishing campaigns in 2018 - rather than infecting victims' devices with malware.
According to Phishing.org, the practice of phishing started around 1995. Nearly 25 years later, phishing is still used by attackers of all levels of sophistication. read more