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'Darcula' Phishing Service Unleashes Sophisticated Smishing Attacks

SecureWorld News

A new Phishing-as-a-Service (PhaaS) threat called "darcula" is taking advantage of encrypted mobile messaging services to unleash a wave of sophisticated smishing attacks targeting organizations across more than 100 countries.

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Strengthen Security: Duo SSO Integration with the KnowBe4 Security Awareness Training Platform

Duo's Security Blog

In today's digital landscape, organizations seek to bolster security and mitigate phishing due to the growing cyber security threats. Cisco Duo has partnered with KnowBe4, a leader in security awareness training, by integrating our Single Sign-On (SSO) product with the KnowBe4 Security Awareness Training platform.

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Malicious Actors Utilizing QR Codes to Deploy Phishing Pages to Mobile Devices

Security Boulevard

Author: Kian Buckley Maher SEG Bypassed: Microsoft The Cofense Phishing Defense Center (PDC) has noted an increase in the number of malicious emails utilising this attack vector. While it is […] The post Malicious Actors Utilizing QR Codes to Deploy Phishing Pages to Mobile Devices appeared first on Cofense.

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Mobile BEC Attacks on the Rise

Security Boulevard

A recent uptick in the reports of SMS-based business email compromise (BEC) messages may indicate a wider trend that has seen a surge of phishing scams via text messages. Phishing scams are prevalent in the SMS threat landscape, and now BEC attacks are also going mobile,” according to a Trustwave blog post that pointed to.

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QR Phishing. Fact or Fiction?

Pen Test Partners

October 2023’s Cyber Security Awareness Month led to a flurry of blog posts about a new attack called Quishing (QR Code phishing) and how new AI powered email gateways can potentially block these attacks. Currently, most initial access attempts are carried out with social engineering, commonly phishing. Why is that?

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Receive a Locked PDF? It May Be Phishing for Your Personal Info

SecureWorld News

Tripwire explains: Attackers are using fake encrypted PDF documents to try to phish for unsuspecting users’ login credentials. John Bambenek, a handler at SANS Internet Storm Center, disclosed the phishing campaign on 4 January. He found that the offending fraudsters are targeting users who lack a high level of security awareness.

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ADDRESSING THE HUMAN ELEMENT OF SECURITY: AWARENESS & TRAINING PROGRAMS

CyberSecurity Insiders

The best way to combat human error is through training and awareness. However, most folks regard security awareness training as boring, dry or unnecessary. One of the jobs of a security practitioner is to understand and apply technical controls to combat some of these attack vectors. Read more here: blog.isc2.org.