Two Decades-Old Phishing Attack Revamped

Two Decades-Old Phishing Attack Revamped

The RLO technique is a simple technique that disguises malicious files making them seem like simple text files. When downloaded by the user, these files could damage their device or could be used to acquire sensitive information. Although this technique became outdated, recently, attackers started using it again as people lowered their guard against cyber

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Cybersecurity Updates For The Week 7 of 2022

Cybersecurity Updates For The Week 7 of 2022

Cyberattacks can be curbed significantly by adopting effective phishing prevention measures. This week’s news headlines demonstrate the importance of effective cybersecurity measures and re-emphasize the need for organizations to incorporate them to safeguard their information assets.

Cryptocurrency Phishing Scams: 2022’s top and Latest Threat Revealed by Security Regulators

Cryptocurrency Phishing Scams: 2022’s top and Latest Threat Revealed by Security Regulators

The most significant hazards to investors in 2022, according to NASAA (North American Securities Administrators Association), are cryptocurrency and digital asset-related frauds. Investors should be aware of the current cryptocurrency phishing scams getting more attention worldwide. According to the FTC’s research, threat actors exploit popular social media platforms like Instagram and Facebook as a playground

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Latest Phishing Campaign Targeting Microsoft Proves Why Not Having Multi-Factor Authentication is Risky for Organizations

Latest Phishing Campaign Targeting Microsoft Proves Why Not Having Multi-Factor Authentication is Risky for Organizations

Phishing is the most frequently used break-in technique and an attack vector malicious actors have used for years. The latest report by the Microsoft 365 Defender Threat Intelligence Team warns of a new and powerful phishing campaign that targets employees’ bring-your-own-device(s) (BYODs). The attackers register their own devices in corporate networks and gradually make their

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Cybersecurity Updates For The Week 5 of 2022

Cybersecurity Updates For The Week 5 of 2022

Being abreast of the latest phishing tactics and updates is pivotal to establishing effective anti-phishing solutions to safeguard critical organizational information. Here are the phishing news headlines in the limelight this week.

Threat Actors Exploit Adobe’s Creative Cloud

Threat Actors Exploit Adobe’s Creative Cloud

Entrepreneurs using Adobe Creative Cloud as a part of their organizational operations need to guard against a new cyberattack model employed by threat actors. Other loopholes call for more robust countermeasures even when deploying adequate phishing solutions. Malicious actors are leveraging the popular application, Adobe Creative Cloud, to dispatch malicious links to users that seem

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Cybersecurity Updates For The Week 4 of 2022

Cybersecurity Updates For The Week 4 of 2022

Phishing attack prevention can never be an absolute target; there will always be the presence of notorious threat actors in the cyberworld. Hence, one must focus on learning to live in coexistence without letting the adversaries get their hands on confidential information. To this end, here are the major hacks and cyberattacks this week.

Cybersecurity Updates For The Week 3 of 2022

Cybersecurity Updates For The Week 3 of 2022

Imagine returning to the office after the Christmas and New Year holidays and finding your systems locked by notorious ransomware. Many organizations across the globe have endured a similar fate, and here are the updates of those attacks to help you plan your phishing prevention strategies.