The latest Microsoft Digital Defense Report 2022 says credential phishing schemes are increasing and reveals it is one of the biggest threats online. The crime targets all inboxes from different individuals around the globe, but one of the biggest prey being eyed by operators are those …
A group of malicious actors has leveled up their phishing campaigns in order to fool huge companies (particularly those in the energy, professional services, and construction sectors) into submitting their Microsoft Office 365 account credentials. According to a report from phishing detection and response solutions company …
Malicious actors have started to exploit a loophole in the defenses of many home users, organizations, email and security services, to send out phishing emails from legitimate services. image credit: Avanan Threat actors have found a way to send phishing emails using the tools and services …
Cybersecurity research analysts at Zscaler have uncovered a new large-scale phishing campaign targeting Microsoft email users. The main targets of the campaign are corporate users, specifically end users in Enterprise environments that use Microsoft email services. image credit: Zscaler The attackers use so-called Adversary-in-The-Middle (AiTM) techniques …
Microsoft security researchers and engineers discovered a massive phishing attack that has been targeting more than 10,000 organizations since September 2021. The malicious actors used adversary-in-the-middle (AiTM) phishing sites to steal passwords and session data; this allowed them to bypass multi-factor authentication protections to access user …
A new targeted phishing campaign includes the novel obfuscation technique of using Morse code to hide malicious URLs in an email attachment. Samuel Morse and Alfred Vail invented morse code as a way of transmitting messages across telegraph wire. When using Morse code, each letter and …
Everyone should be on the lookout for a massive ongoing phishing attack today, pretending to be an invite for a Zoom meeting. Hosted on numerous landing pages, BleepingComputer has learned that thousands of users’ credentials have already been stolen by the attack. With many in the …
Scam artists are getting so good at creating realistic-looking phishing emails that some are getting past Gmail’s spam filters. Although most of us have been trained to spot suspicious email messages, some (like the one above) look like they could be from companies like Amazon. Bad …
