Cybercriminals keep innovating and devising new tactics to launch malicious phishing campaigns and target unsuspecting users. They are now abusing Google Ads to send phishing emails to users. Read on to learn more regarding the campaign and tips to protect yourself.
Threat actors have leaked the Twitter account data of 235 million individuals, opening them up to cybercrimes and posing a threat to their digital lives. This text shares how the data theft took place, how Twitter retaliated, how cybercriminals leaked over 200 million records, the DPC’s investigation, the previous Twitter data leakage of 5.4 million users, and how you can protect your Twitter accounts to stay safe.
Email has made written communication much easier and faster, both for individuals and businesses. It is also considered relatively safe, thanks to the encryption of messages in transit. However, this should not give us a false sense of security. Email inboxes still can and often do get compromised, which may have serious consequences for the victim.
Modern technology has left businesses vulnerable to targeted attacks by malicious hackers and spyware. It’s fairly common for businesses to experience cyberattacks at some point, as hackers try to gain access to confidential information. There are numerous intentions behind targeted attacks, with the primary one being information or data theft.
Threat actors are leaving no quarter when it comes to carrying out malicious activities in the new year. This week’s headlines cover top cybersecurity news from around the world, from exploited CWP, Android TVs with pre-installed malware, new address poisoning crypto scams, vice society ransomware attacking Australian firefighters, custom info-stealing malware targeting APAC governments, and Ontario’s liquor control board being hacked. Let us get started.
If you’re running an email marketing campaign, you’ll know how frustrating it can be for your emails to end up in spam folders. After all, you’ve spent hours and hours conducting research, planning strategy, and designing messages—you want all of that work to actually be seen by your customers!
From ransomware attacks to freejacking, Apple getting fined, WhatsApp releasing a proxy feature, signed Windows drivers spreading malware, and captcha bypasses, this week’s cybersecurity bulletin brings you the top cybersecurity news of the first week of the year from around the world. Let’s get into it.
Facebook posts and fake forms are being utilized by threat actors in a novel phishing campaign to steal login credentials and Personally Identifiable Information (PII). This text shares the details of the phishing campaign, how it works, the Indicators of Compromise, recent phishing campaigns, and how to protect against the Meta-Phish Facebook phishing campaign.
Email security has made significant strides in 2022, but so did the threat actors trying to skirt these advancements. Here are the top email security news headlines of 2022.
It is imperative for organizations to understand the latest threats and predictions for cybercrimes and security moving into the new year. This text looks at the top cybercrime and security predictions for 2023 and suggests what individuals and organizations need to do.