Phishing

1. Introduction In 2016, the ransomware CryptMix gained popularity. CryptMix is based on source code of other infamous types of malware, such as CryptoWall 3

For a common internet user, a web browser is one of the regularly used programs on the computer. Web browsers were once only used for displaying text documen

Do you train your employees to understand what phishing is, what it looks like and what to do if they realize they’ve been targeted? As you’re about to find

Of all the precautions you need to take to keep your company afloat, planning for phishing attacks may be the most important by far. Phishing has become a wi

Throughout the course of your day, think about all the clicking you do with your mouse. You click again and again while opening a never-ending stream of emai

As stated by the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3), identity theft "occurs when someone appropriates another's personal information without their k

Section 1. About phishing People all over the world get phishing emails on a daily basis. Email inboxes are full of suspicious requests to confirm bank trans

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If your target is comprised of mostly low-tech staff members then attackers may opt to leverage seemingly legitimate technical data to entice users to follow

Image taken from CSO Online [pkadzone zone="main_top"] Dyre Phishing Scam In October 2014, the Dyre, also known as Dyreza, infected more than 20,000 people