Cybercrime, Alibaba bait of an HTML phishing scam
A fake email points to a page that simulates that of the e-commerce portal. Objective: steal credentials.
Cybercrime, new “Your website, db and email has been hacked” phishing scam
Threat actors blackmail owners asking $2,500 in Bitcoin to not damage the websites reputation and sell data leaked. Anything has been compromised, just email spoofing exploiting.
Cybercrime, new Russia-Gazprom themed email scam
The lure is a request for transfer $68 million from an American bank to the victim personal bank account, due to the international sanctions following invasion of Ukraine.
Cybercrime, html phishing campaign on false invoice
The shtml attachment points to an excel document on the web. To open it, however, the user must enter the password associated with his email. It is a scam.
Cybercrime, new phishing campaign via fake DHL shipping
An email asks the victim to open a link to confirm the delivery details. It directs to a fake courier page in which user has to digit only the password.
Cybercrime, “Vitalik Buterin” hacking scam spreads on Twitter
Cybersecurity Experts: Large-scale international operation to steal sensitive data and money from victims by exploiting fake Ethereum gifts and verified profiles.
Cybercrime, First Light 2022: Interpol’s largest ever operation against scammers
About 2,000 people arrested and 76 countries involved. Massive social engineering scam scheme dismantled. From romance scams to online fraud.
Cybercrime, huge phishing scam via Facebook and Messenger
PIXM cybersecurity experts undercover a malicious campaign active at least since September 2021. Victims could be 8.5 million. The goal: earn money with advertisements.
Cybercrime, United Nations and Covid-19 baits of a global phishing scam
United Nations and Covid-19 baits of a new global phishing scam. Users are lured to start a conversation with threat actors, exploiting a selection for the Compensation Funds. Moreover, they used the name of a famous blogger United Nations and…
Cybercrime, Harley-Davidson bait of an e-commerce scam
A well-organized group steals money from victims worldwide thanks to maxi offers on fake sites created ad hoc. Brands change, but the IP is always the same.