Purported Proofpoint Flaw: Is it a Microsoft Flaw?
The purported Proofpoint flaw, as seen reported on some cybersecurity news sites, is in my opinion a great overstatement and
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Phishing Email Sent Using Salesforce
This phish was likely sent from a compromised customer account on Salesforce. The email definitely originated from Salesforce servers and
Fake AV TOAD Ads
This one isn’t an email I know it is something that has been around awhile. I’ve seen a lot more
Convincing IRS ID.me Phish Making the Rounds
It’s tax season so you know malicious actors are going to try to come after your tax refunds. This one
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Public Email Providers To Require Security
Does your organization send more than 5000 emails per day to Gmail, Yahoo or Apple recipients? If so, and you
Phish Using QR Codes
I knew it was inevitable. It has finally happened. I’ve spotted two phish using QR codes in the wild. Why
Delivering Executable Using Registry File
I just came across this phish that had a method of delivering an executable file that I’ve never seen before.
WordPress Blog Posts Host Phish
No, not this one. But I did find a phish being sent from what appears to be a compromised account
Phish Landing Page Hosted on Citibank Server Redirects to Phish on Microsoft Server
I recently came across a phishing emails with a link leading to a subdomain of citi.com, owned by Citibank. Further
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Email Attachment With RTLO Character in Filename
I had heard about malicious actors potentially using the Right-To-Left-Override (Unicode U+202e) character a while back. This is the first
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