Why Every Employee in Your Organization Should Learn Social Engineering Vocabulary
When it comes to social engineering training, make sure every employee learns the names of specific attacks.
Fraudsters Abuse Smartphone Google Calendar Feature to Push Through Scam Offers
Fraudsters are abusing a Google Calendar feature that's commonly enabled on smartphones to target unsuspecting users with scam offers.
Malware Campaign Uses MitM Attack to Distribute Plead Backdoor
Threat actors have launched a new malware campaign that uses an MitM attack to infect unsuspecting users with the Plead backdoor.
Aggah Campaign Using Bit.ly, BlogSpot and Pastebin to Distribute RevengeRAT
Researchers spotted the operators of the Aggah campaign exploiting Bit.ly, BlogSpot and Pastebin to spread variants of the RevengeRAT malware in the Middle East, Asia, Europe and the U.S.
Dark Web TLS/SSL Certificates Highlight Need for Shift to Zero Trust Security
Some of the latest website security threats originate from thriving dark web marketplaces for TLS/SSL certificates, which often come packaged with other cybercrime services.
Fraudsters Seize on March Madness Fervor With Phishing Attacks, Streaming Scams
Online fraudsters are exploiting users' excitement for March Madness by targeting them with phishing attacks and streaming scams.
How to Stay One Step Ahead of Phishing Websites — Literally
Ahead-of-threat detection enables security professionals and consumers to identify potential phishing websites faster than traditional browser protection apps can blacklist active cyberthreats.
Threat Actors Obfuscate JavaScript to Hide Crypto-Mining Malware
Cybercriminals buried crypto-mining malware inside compromised websites in an effort to hijack victims' computing resources.
How to Use DNS Analytics to Find the Compromised Domain in a Billion DNS Queries
Using unique methods of analyzing DNS data, advanced DNS analytics enables security teams to quickly and proactively find and eliminate potential threats.
Astaroth Trojan Malware Returns to Infect South American Users
Astaroth is back in full force; security researchers discovered that the infamous Trojan malware infected more than 8,000 South American machines in just one week.