How Attackers Abuse Trusted Cloud Apps—and Why URL Analysis Matters
It’s no secret that cybercriminals love to exploit our trust in well-known brands. From big-name retailers to popular online services,
It’s no secret that cybercriminals love to exploit our trust in well-known brands. From big-name retailers to popular online services,
Phishing attacks have moved beyond simply sending emails with malicious links to incorporate more modern social engineering techniques, including the
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
In today’s hyper-connected world, modern workers rely on a multitude of communication and collaboration tools to get work done efficiently.
We at SlashNext want to draw attention to the alarming trend of cybercriminals exploiting advanced techniques to target retail corporations,
Latest FBI IC3 Report shows a record year for cybercrime: record-setting $12.5 billion in losses The 2023 FBI IC3 report
Quick Response codes – aka QR Codes – were first used in 1994 by a Japanese company called Denso Wave