Cybercrime, Covid-19 and unemployment lures for phishing in United States
The cybersecurity experts found waves of emails that direct victims to fake government sites. The goal is to steal PII and sensitive data.
Cybercrime, phishing campaign passes from Boa web server
The lure is a fake email on an email closure. It contains a link to update the account via a login page. Also this one is false. The only aim is to steal credentials.
U.S. Vote: Someone is still trying to steal personal information via phishing
Proofpoint cybersecurity experts: Hundreds of messages with links sent to recipients across multiple organizations. Cybercrime or Cyber Espionage?
Cybersecurity, ENISA draws up the top cyber threats for EU
The “Threat Landscape 2020” has just been released. Malware is in first place, followed by web-based attack and phishing. COVID-19 fuelled cyber aggressions.
Cybercrime, new phishing attempt on WordPress and webmail users
The lure is a supposed change of IP, that requires a confirmation of the account. This passes through a fake page. The objective is to steal credentials.
Cybercrime, Emotet is one of the most prevalent ongoing cyber threats
CISA-MS-ISAC cyber security experts: Roughly 16,000 alerts related to the malware and significant increase in state-local governments targeted by the malware with phishing.
Cybercrime, fake PayPal website downloads Racealer
The cyber security experts Malware Hunter Team and JAMESWT: The phishing site hides a malicious exe, disguised as the Desktop app.
Cybercrime, new phishing campaign on Webmail
The cyber security expert JAMESWT: With the lure of (fake) account access attempts, victim is conviced to click the link and “validate” it, digiting the credentials.
Cyber Warfare, attacks on U.S. grow as elections approach
Microsoft cyber security experts: Foreign activity stepped up targeting the 2020 vote. It’s the work of well known actors as Strontium, Zirconium and Phosphorus.
Cybercrime, “message quarantine” lure to steal employee credentials
Cofense cyber security experts: A mail alerts the victim on three messages at risk and asks to click a link. This leads to a real company’s page with a fake login panel.