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Here’s the Top Ten – or perhaps we mean The Worst Ten. How many would you fall for?
Two warning signs worth mentioning: NO COSIGNING ACCOUNTS and NEVER EVER EVER USE WIRE TRANSFERS.
Phishing training exercise
Examples!
We look at the threat of spear phishing, why it's such a problem, and what organizations can do to lessen the chance of a successful attack.
Please review the signs and red flags that can help you identify a phishing scam. And remember: if you are ever unsure whether an email is legitimate, do not respond to it. Continue Reading Financial aid phishing attempt hits a UW System school
URL rewriting attack -- in the phishing email, link to the correct page, then add a bunch of privilege-inflating addon crap on the end of the URL. Clever and mean.
The telltale signs are all there… but if you’re in a hurry, this Netflix scam passes the “visual appeal” test.
Amazon- and Google-approved apps turned both voice-controlled devices into "smart spies."
Silent Librarian cyberattackers are switching up tactics in a phishing scheme bent on stealing student credentials.
YouTube creators from the auto and car community were hit the hardest in what appears to be a coordinated attack.
Cobalt Dickens (a.k.a. Silent Librarian) is now actively targeting 380 universities, bent on stealing credentials and moving deeper into school networks.
Before organizations complain about "ignorant users," consider how much email employees encounter, and whether corporate communications look like phishes.
Catfishing.
GOOD EMPLOYEE. Reported as soon as realized it was a scam.
Very blamey language here.
Facts-and-advice training works better from an "expert," stories from a peer.
Would your average Internet user would be any more vigilant against phishing scams if he or she faced the real possibility of losing their job after falling for one too many of these emails? Recently, I met someone at a…
Check out this engaging and entertaining cybersecurity ad that doesn’t include a single hoodie or (even more remarkably) any furtive keyboard typing in a darkened room.