How to Take Advantage of Alarming Cybersecurity News
The security industry does a thorough job of conveying the latest cybersecurity news, albeit sometimes to the detriment of the people whose job it is to set security priorities.
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.
Extortion Scam Threatens Website Owners With Reputational Damage
A new extortion scam uses the threat of reputational damage to persuade website owners to pay a ransom fee.
Podcast: Lateral Movement: Combating High-Risk, Low-Noise Threats
High-risk, low-noise lateral movement attacks are becoming more common, and organizations need to adapt their strategic, tactical and operational defenses.
Phishing Scam Leverages Fake List of Undelivered Emails to Trick Users Into Clicking
Researchers discovered a phishing scam that leverages a fake list of undelivered emails to trick users into clicking and offering up their login credentials.
What Cartoons Can Teach Us About Cyberattacks
I will never watch "The Little Mermaid" again without thinking about ransomware and cyberattacks.
Sodinokibi Ransomware Fixes Scaling Issues, Targets Large Enterprises
Recent variants of Sodinokibi accounted for scaling issues as the ransomware family steadily moves to target large enterprises.
HawkEye Malware Operators Renew Attacks on Business Users
IBM X-Force researchers report an increase in HawkEye v9 keylogger infection campaigns targeting businesses around the world.
How Would You React? What ‘Killing Eve’ Can Teach Us About Social Engineering
Social engineering will always be one of the easiest ways for threat actors to get what they want. So what can enterprises do to decrease the risk?