Phishing attacks are by far the most popular form of cybercrime in the 21st century. The media regularly reports lists of organizations whose customers fell victim to phishing attacks. Phishing scams increase in quality and quantity every day. Whereas spam tends to be merely an annoying distraction...
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"We want to give people that reputation information about email accounts so they can make decisions." But for now, this is just an idea and phishing attacks against email users are as successful as they ever were -- and some are resigned to this continuing to be a problem for a long ...
Spear phishing emails — in which attackers try to gain access to a computer through an email targeted at a specific victim — make up an estimated 91 percent of cyber attacks. This number is not surprising, given that spear phishing is more successful than any other form of atta...
By doing this, they avoid the potentially dangerous phishing link. But phishing attacks remain successful because people are still coerced into clicking links. SEE:Ransomware: Why we're now facing a perfect storm That's despitea recent privacy survey by NordVPN, which suggests that while people ...
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Phishing attacks are on the rise and have more than doubled from 2013-2018. In 2018, 64% of businesses experienced a phishing attack - costing nearly $2
t mean businesses should just accept them. With the proper education, training, and testing, organizations can dramatically reduce the effectiveness of phishing attacks while limiting the potential damage even a successful attack can cause. For businesses in the hospitality industry, that can mean the...
Sure, a smart washing machine connected to the guest network could still become a member of a botnet and take part in DDoS attacks or cryptocurrency mining (that’s pretty much a standard risk of buying smart things). But in that case, your computer containing bank data and other sensitive...
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