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.
Cybercrime: here it comes Cosmic Lynx, the BEC ring
Agari cyber security experts: The group targets only senior executives at Fortune 500 or Global 2000 companies. It has stolen million dollars from firms in 46 countries.
Coronavirus, cybercrime created over fake 35,500 websites last month
Atlas VPN cyber security experts: The objective is to swindle money via phishing scams or selling masks, hand-sanitizers, virus testing kits. COVID-19 had an impact of people online shopping.
Jewish congregations in the USA targeted by cybercrime
Cyber security expert Joseph Steinberg: They impersonate rabbis, asking to purchase prepaid gift cards, and email the card numbers and associated PINs. The attacks likely will continue.
Cybercrime attack Instagram users with the copyright infringement scam
Sophos cyber security experts: There is an ongoing phishing campaign that use as a lure the deactivation of the social media account to steal information. Don’t click on the button!
One of the worst enemies for Cybercrime are the automatic translators
Cyber security experts: to maximize the spread of phishing and malspam campaigns, messages are translated without checking in multiple languages. Victims have a weapon to detect fraud.
Cybercrime, a new Tech Support Scam Campaign (TSS) exploits iframe
Trend Micro cyber security experts: Its used in combination with basic pop-up authentication to freeze a user’s browser and steal credentials and information.