Microsoft Account Unusual Sign-in Activity: Does It Phishing Spam?

Crooks opted for a new disguise - Microsoft Account Unusual Sign-In Activity messages

Email notification of a suspicious login attempt to your account is a good security solution to protect your users. It ensures that no one but you can enter your account unnoticed, which is even more important on days when hackers are running phishing campaigns to get the password to your Microsoft account. Unfortunately, this security… Continue reading Microsoft Account Unusual Sign-in Activity: Does It Phishing Spam?

Hacker Group XDSpy Distributes Malware in Russia under the Guise of Subpoenas for the Army

In early October, Kaspersky Lab experts recorded a targeted attack on Russian organizations: attackers from the XDSpy hacker group sent several hundred malicious emails allegedly related to the topic of the so-called “partial mobilization”. Recall that dictator Vladimir Putin in September announced the mobilization into the armed forces of Russia against the backdrop of a… Continue reading Hacker Group XDSpy Distributes Malware in Russia under the Guise of Subpoenas for the Army

10 Cash App Scams You Should Know About

Latest Cash App Scams which you need to avoid

Protect yourself from Cash App scams by knowing how to stay safe. While Cash App is generally secure and uses advanced encryption and fraud detection technologies, there are still scammers out there trying to steal your money. Despite the risks, the Cash App is a convenient and fast way to transfer money and split expenses… Continue reading 10 Cash App Scams You Should Know About

Why Phishing is Still the Most Common Cyber Attack?

Phishing is an unspoken pandemy, which causes a lot of mess to both individuals and corporations

Unfortunately, millions of users worldwide are at risk every single day. Statistics show that a successful phishing attack occurs every 30 seconds, suggesting cybercriminals don’t stand still and evolve as their methods do. However, not only traditional phishing scams can damage a business – targeted phishing and CEO scams are much more devastating. Undoubtedly, IT… Continue reading Why Phishing is Still the Most Common Cyber Attack?

Most Common Types of Social Engineering Attacks

Social Engineering Attacks can bring massive profits

Intruders are developing more and more methods to get what they want. Social engineering is one of the most common methods through which fraudsters manage to deceive the user, manipulate him, and instill his fear and urgency. Once the victim is emotional, the fraudsters begin to cloud her judgment. Any human error is a vulnerability… Continue reading Most Common Types of Social Engineering Attacks

TikTok Scams Stealing Money And Data. Beware!

See which scams you may face on TikTok

TikTok has become a popular social network with over a billion registered users. According to statistics, each user spends about 95 minutes daily on this platform. Such an extensive social network is also susceptible to many different scams. Scammers found ways here to hurt users and lure them into their traps. Who is being targeted… Continue reading TikTok Scams Stealing Money And Data. Beware!

Scammers Use Fake Dating Sites to Steal Money

Experts from ReasonLabs have discovered an unusual malicious scheme that has been operating since 2019 – carders used fake dating sites to steal and launder funds. Also read our article: Signs You’re Dealing with an Online Scam. According to researchers, with its help, hackers stole millions of dollars from tens of thousands of victims. It… Continue reading Scammers Use Fake Dating Sites to Steal Money

Hackers Use CircleCI Fake Notifications to Access GitHub Accounts

GitHub warns that a large-scale phishing campaign aimed at users began on September 16: scammers send emails with fake notifications on behalf of the Circle CI service, which is used for continuous development and deployment. Let me remind you that we also said that GitHub will replace the term “master” with a more neutral one,… Continue reading Hackers Use CircleCI Fake Notifications to Access GitHub Accounts

Attackers Began to Embed Keyloggers in Phishing Pages

Analysts from the Cyble company recorded an interesting phishing campaign against users from Greece: attackers began to embed keyloggers into phishing pages. The operators of this scam operate phishing sites that mimic the official website of the Hellenic Tax Authority. Sites contain a keylogger that steals credentials and other information as you type. Let me… Continue reading Attackers Began to Embed Keyloggers in Phishing Pages