A successful credential harvesting scam can have devastating consequences.
A successful credential harvesting scam can have devastating consequences.
Check Point Research has uncovered a two-year-long campaign that is still going and making waves. The campaign starts by using spear-phishing and then sends maliciou...
Eight million businesses advertise their products on Facebook.
Spoofing brands is a common form of phishing.
Everybody loves a giveaway.
Microsoft has reported on a new man-in-the-middle phishing campaign, which targeted over 10,000 organizations in the last year.
If you get an email from your CFO requesting urgent action, what do you do?
We have written ad nauseam about something we call The Static Expressway. This refers to the idea of hackers using legitimate web pages to host or send phishing cont...
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is one of the most popular cloud storage and hosting solutions. From major companies hosting their work on the service, to individuals usin...
Hackers spoof brands all the time. They are usually popular brands, such as Microsoft or Apple.
Lucidchart is a popular site used to collaborate on drawings, charts, diagrams and more.
The hacker has two tasks: Get into the inbox. And get the user to hand over the desired information. Hackers spend tons of time thinking of creative ways to do both....
In June, we wrote about how hackers were sending phishing emails directly from QuickBooks.
It’s practically a holiday at this point: Amazon Prime Day. Two days of ridiculous deals and savings.
Credential harvesting remains the most popular form of phishing.
Hackers continually impersonate trusted brands to get into the inbox. By leveraging the legitimacy of a trusted domain, security solutions are more likely to view th...
In November, we wrote about an attack that spoofed Amazon. The attack worked by using legitimate Amazon links, forcing the end-user to make a phone call instead to c...
Financial scams are the name of the game. After all, hackers are after your money first and foremost.
As security professionals, you never want end-users to click on a phishing link. But following the path of what would've happened if they did can be instructive.
When attackers are crafting malicious messages, they have two opposing goals.
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