New Facebook Attack Warning—What You Need To Do Right Now
A new warning from the security experts at Check Point has highlighted an ongoing attack campaign targeting the Facebook ...
SVG files are offering cybercriminals an easy way in with new phishing attacks
Scalable vector graphics can render hyperlinks in browsers, drawing victims closer to getting their credentials stolen.
Phishing campaign targets prominent X users, accounts at risk
A phishing campaign is targeting X users, experts warn Fake login emails are sent to victims The aim is to take over accounts ...
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Facebook copyright infringement scam reinvents itself
Cybernews has previously reported on a version of the copyright infringement scam that has been making rounds since at least ...
4 exotic phishing scams are on the rise. Here’s how to catch them in the act
Phishing attacks are getting more advanced by the day. To help protect yourself against them, we'll provide information about ...
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Security Experts Warn Against Ongoing Threat Campaign On Facebook And Here’s How To Prevent It
Cybercriminals manipulate Facebook business pages via phishing emails, misleading users into revealing sensitive login ...
Hackers spoof Microsoft ADFS login pages to steal credentials
A help desk phishing campaign targets an organization's Microsoft Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS) using spoofed ...
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Sophisticated Phishing Campaign Targets Ukraine’s Largest Bank
A new phishing attack by UAC-0006 has been discovered targeting PrivatBank with malicious files in password-protected ...
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High-profile X Accounts Targeted in Phishing Campaign
Hackers hijack high-profile X accounts with phishing scams to steal credentials and promote fraudulent cryptocurrency schemes ...
Don’t be so quick to click that Google Calendar invite. It could be a hacker’s trap
A phishing campaign uses Google Calendar to schedule fake meeting invitations that appear legitimate, redirecting targets to ...
Researchers discover malicious PDF files that put millions at risk
Millions of smartphones are at risk as researchers have uncovered malicious PDF files that could steal your information.
Zimperium reports warns of phishing campaign targeting mobile users with malicious PDFs
The malicious PDFs redirect users to phishing websites, where they are prompted to provide details such as names, addresses ...