Microsoft Warns of TodayZoo Phishing Kit Used in Extensive Credential Stealing Attacks
Microsoft disclosed an "extensive series of credential phishing campaigns" that takes advantage of a custom phishing kit, dubbed "TodayZoo."
Microsoft disclosed an "extensive series of credential phishing campaigns" that takes advantage of a custom phishing kit, dubbed "TodayZoo."
A Walmart phishing campaign is underway that attempts to steal your personal information and verifies your email for further phishing attacks.
Microsoft users are receiving emails pretending to be from mail couriers FedEx and DHL Express – but that really steal their credentials.
Sneaky attackers are flipping backslashes in phishing email URLs to evade protections, researchers said.
Phishers are trying to trick users into opening a "LinkedIn Private Shared Document" and sharing their login credentials.
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Emails pretending to confirm hefty orders from lingerie shop Ajour Lingerie and flower store Rose World are actually spreading the BazaLoader malware.
A security flaw in TikTok could have allowed attackers to query the platform's database – potentially opening up for privacy violations.
A very active phishing campaign is underway pretending to be from the UK's National Health Service (NHS), alerting recipients that they are eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
Consumers and security companies report a concerning increase in scams via text message phishing, also known as smishing.
A PayPal text message phishing campaign is underway that attempts to steal your account credentials and other sensitive information that can be used for identity theft.
Cybercriminals are sending malicious links to hundreds of thousands of users via Google Drive notifications. Because they are sent via Google Drive, the notifications come from Google’s no-reply email address, making them appear more legitimate.
The hotly anticipated release of blockbuster video game FIFA 21 on Oct. 6, along with the return of professional play, are giving soccer fans reason to celebrate. And, unsurprisingly, cybercriminals are already figuring out how to capitalize.
To stay safe online, everyone needs to recognize malicious attachments that are commonly used in phishing emails to distribute malware.
Scammers are targeting your social network accounts with phishing emails that pretend to be copyright violations or promises of a shiny 'blue checkmark' next to your name.
An estimated 100,000 customers of Razer, a purveyor of high-end gaming gear ranging from laptops to apparel, have had their private info exposed, according to a researcher.
Just months before the U.S. presidential election, hackers from Russia, China and Iran are ramping up phishing and malware attacks against campaign staffers.
Researchers have discovered a new Android spyware campaign pushing a “Pro” version of the TikTok app that is exploiting fears among its young and gullible users that the popular social media app is on the cusp of being banned in the United States. The malware can take over basic device functions—such as capturing photos, reading and sending SMS messages, making calls and launching apps—as well as uses a phishing tactic to steal victims’ Facebook credentials.
Researchers warn that a phishing scam is targeting Instagram users via direct messages on the app.
In its war on the URL bar, Google has announced that in Chrome 86 it will be running an experiment that hides part of the URL path to help users figure out which website they’re on. The firm says that this helps users identify potentially malicious websites.
