Gone Phishing: Don’t Fall for the Bait
Phishing attacks used to be the work of hobbyists, but now professional fraudsters are leveraging stolen credentials to compromise multiple accounts.
Credential-Stuffing Schemes Rely on Recycled Login Information
Credential-stuffing schemes rely on the widespread, irresponsible practice of using the same login credentials to access multiples accounts.
Attacker Demands $15,000 Ransom for Stolen Customer Credentials
A cybercriminal going by the name DetoxRansome claims to have stolen user credentials from Bitdefender and is now holding the information for ransom.
The Syrian Electronic Army Strikes Again: Over 1 Million Emails, Passwords Exposed
The Syrian Electronic Army gave Forbes and the rest of the Internet an ugly new reason to not use the same login information across multiple accounts.
3 Ways to Steal Corporate Credentials
Between key-logging malware, phishing schemes and e-commerce sites, there are many ways cyber criminals can steal corporate credentials and commit fraud.
Protecting POS Systems From Dexter and Other Advanced Malware
Maintaining the security of POS systems is a growing concern: The Dexter malware has been found to target customers' payment information.
Real-Time Credentials Theft: Your Risk Engine Won’t Catch This One
Sometimes, credential theft isn't flagged by banks' typical risk engines and can only be detected by malware prevention tools such as Trusteer Pinpoint.
The Golden Hour of Phishing Emails
Users who submit data to phishing emails can see the integrity of that information compromised by a fraudster within a 'goldern hour' of 60 minutes.