How to Prevent Phishing
In today’s evolving cyber threat landscape, it is vital that employees have the knowledge and skills to prevent phishing in your organisation.
Phishing and Ransomware
The Ongoing Threat of Phishing and Returning to the Office
As employees prepare to return to the office, cybercriminals have been quick to take advantage of the situation, leading to a surge in phishing attacks.
Scam of the Week: Disney+ Subscribers Targeted by Phishing Scam
Following the launch of the highly anticipated Disney+, subscribers are being warned of a vicious email scam that attempts to harvest their personal information.
Black Lives Matter Phishing Scam Distributes Malware
As anti-racism marches and rallies take place across the world, opportunistic fraudsters have turned their attention to the Black Lives Matter movement, in an attempt to exploit the public.
Malicious Microsoft Excel Scam Aims to Achieve Remote Access
In the latest spate of COVID-19 related phishing scams, Microsoft has warned users about a new phishing campaign which uses malicious Excel macros to obtain remote access.
Zoom Phishing Scam Aims to Steal Login Credentials
As individuals and businesses become increasingly reliant on video conferencing to stay connected during the Covid-19 outbreak, fraudsters have used the opportunity to target users with a malicious Zoom phishing scam.
Scam of the Week: Furlough Workers Targeted with Phishing Scam
Just hours after the UK government opened its furlough scheme for applications, opportunistic fraudsters targeted organisations with a devious furlough phishing scam.
Malicious CovidLock App Cashes in on Coronavirus
As Covid-19 spreads across the globe, cybercriminals have increased their efforts to manipulate the public with a malicious ‘CovidLock’ app which aims to cash in on the coronavirus pandemic.
How Hackers are Manipulating Covid-19 Fears for Financial Gain
In recent weeks, a range of online attacks have been carried out as fraudsters seek to exploit COVID-19 for their own financial gain.
How to Deal with Ransomware Attacks
Ransomware is undoubtedly one of the biggest cyber threats affecting organisations around the world today. Hackers have changed their tactics and rather than target everyday consumers, they are chasing the money and focusing their attention on businesses where there is a much higher return on investment. Ransomware attacks against businesses…
The Most Common Mobile Security Threats and How to Avoid Them
Mobile security threats are on the rise. Knowledge is the most powerful weapon in the battle against scamming and it is more important than ever to be aware of common mobile security threats and how to avoid them.
Top 5 Social Media Scams to be Aware of
Social media has completely transformed our lives and made the world a more connected place. There are over 3.725 billion active social media users worldwide, and new platforms are emerging all the time to keep up with our insatiable appetite to connect and share with others. Despite all the…
Scam of the week: Emotet Strikes Again Using Fake Extortion Emails
The notorious Emotet malware has made a resurgence in recent months and its developers are trying out a new tactic by hiding their malicious payload within fake extortion emails. The phishing emails use a spam email template to warn the user that their computer has been hacked and their data…
Iran’s Cyber Attack Timeline 2009 – 2020
Tensions between Iran and the United States are at an all-time high after the US killing of Iran’s top general, Qassim Suleimani on January 3. Iran vowed to take immediate revenge, and in the days following Suleimani’s death, the country carried out a ballistic missile attack on Iraqi military bases…
Scam of the week: EE Phishing Scam Tricks Users with Sneaky URL
With a new year comes new scams and despite only being a week into 2020, fraudsters have already launched a devious new phishing scam aimed at defrauding EE customers. Victims have reported receiving text messages purporting to be from the UK-based mobile network provider. The message reads: “We were unable…