Beware of sophisticated phishing attacks targeting hotel Bookings
Phishing attacks are a common form of cybercrime that involves attackers impersonating legitimate entities to trick victims into revealing sensitive information. One such attack targeting travelers revolves around...
Malicious Google ads target mac users with fake AppleCare+ scam
A recent malicious campaign has been discovered targeting Mac users seeking support or extended warranty services through AppleCare+. These scams use deceptive tactics to lure victims into losing...
Criminal IP and IPLocation.io collaborate for enhanced IP solutions
Criminal IP, a leading cyber threat intelligence (CTI) search engine, has integrated its IP risk detection data with IPLocation.io, a renowned IP address geolocation tracker. This collaboration elevates...
Phishing attacks get smarter: attackers exploit HTTP response headers
Cybersecurity researchers at Unit 42 have uncovered a sophisticated new phishing technique that leverages HTTP response headers to deliver malicious webpages. This technique poses a significant threat to...
Preta Power: innovative tools empower cyber enhancement initiatives
Earth Preta, the notorious Chinese Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) group, has been active for over a decade, targeting government entities, academia, and research organizations globally. Their recent addition...
Booking.com phishing attack: understanding the threat and protecting yourself
In recent months, a highly sophisticated phishing attack targeting Booking.com has emerged, raising alarms among hotel managers and travelers alike. This attack, marked by its complexity and high...
Increasing phishing threats targeting Microsoft OneDrive users
In an emerging and sophisticated phishing campaign identified by the Trellix Advanced Research Center, Microsoft OneDrive users are facing a new wave of cyber threats. This campaign employs...
EchoSpoofing campaign exploits Proofpoint vulnerability
An unknown attacker exploited a vulnerability in Proofpoint’s email routing settings to send mass fraudulent messages impersonating well-known companies such as Best Buy, IBM, Nike, and Walt Disney....