The new wave of phishing that we’ve talked a lot about is BEC 3.0. Essentially, it’s the ability for hackers to sign up for a free account somewhere, send out an inv...
The new wave of phishing that we’ve talked a lot about is BEC 3.0. Essentially, it’s the ability for hackers to sign up for a free account somewhere, send out an inv...
Email messages aren’t always what they seem. We talk often about how hackers obfuscate text and code within messages. That can be an effective way to bypass security...
One of the most spoofed brands in phishing attacks is Microsoft.
We see phishing campaigns all the time--dedicated, long-standing attempts to hit end-users.
Hackers always try to prey on end-users’ fear, uncertainty, and doubt. It’s all about tricking end-users into doing something they don’t want to do–namely, handing o...
Amazon is beyond convenient.
Ransomware. The word is enough to send shivers down any IT professional's spine.
Governments are among the most attacked industries in the world. Why? Because they hold incredible amounts of data. That data is gold for hackers.
Security services have a problem and it’s called BEC 3.0.