Phishing attacks continue to evolve, pushing even the most secure authentication methods to their limits. First advertised on cybercrime networks
Employees in most organizations receive countless communications daily—emails, Slack messages, or ticket updates, for example. Hidden among these routine interactions
Imagine sipping your morning coffee, scrolling through your inbox, when a seemingly innocent ProtonMail message catches your eye. But this
Have you ever had your lunch interrupted by a sudden barrage of security alerts? That’s exactly what happened to one
One morning, you decide to make a purchase from a seemingly reputable online store. The website displays a familiar checkout
What type of phishing became very effective around 2010 and still worries security teams today? Spear phishing. Spear phishing remains
Cybercriminals are sharpening their phishing tactics with tools like Blov HTML Crypter — a utility that modifies HTML files to
We recently uncovered GoIssue, a tool marketed on a cybercrime forum that allows attackers to extract email addresses from GitHub
Novel anti-bot services are being advertised on the dark web, offering cybercriminals advanced tools to bypass Google’s protective ‘Red Page’
Attackers are constantly refining their techniques for advanced phishing attacks to exploit the trust inherent in our digital systems. A
