Phishing Awareness


New DoubleFinger Malware Threatens Crypto Wallets with Advanced Multi-Stage Attack

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With cryptocurrencies soaring in value and popularity, crypto wallets have been a lucrative target of malicious actors.  The new “DoubleFinger” threat that targets cryptocurrency wallets has prompted security experts to remain on high alert.

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Massive Phishing Campaign Ongoing for a Year Impersonates 100+ Renowned Brands

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In a newly discovered phishing campaign, adversaries have created well-structured fake websites of renowned brands and stolen customer data. To ensure proper phishing protection, we have compiled all the essential information regarding this scam for your reference. 

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Crypto Phishing Scams – How Can Users Stay Fully Protected?

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As people increasingly move towards crypto, scams lie in wait to exploit user vulnerabilities. Identifying a crypto phishing scam and taking appropriate action to prevent getting scammed can help protect your sensitive and confidential information and crypto assets.

Financial phishing scams can be disastrous because they hit you where it hurts the hardest. Victims lose their hard-earned money, but in traditional scams, you might be able to track the financial trail and reach the perpetrator. However, tracing them becomes impossible in innovative schemes like crypto phishing scams.

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Sensitive Information at Risk as a Security Breach Hits US Marshals Service

A major security breach has recently hit the US Marshals Service, putting sensitive information at risk, according to senior law enforcement officials. Learn more about the details of the breach, how it happened, the data at risk, and the steps being taken to address it.

The US Marshals Service was hit by a major security breach this month, with hackers breaking into and stealing data from a computer system that contained personal information about investigative targets and agency employees, as confirmed by a spokesman for the service on Monday.

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TELUS Launches Investigation After Potential Data Breach Leaks Source Code and Employee Info

TELUS, the Canadian telecom giant, is investigating a potential data breach after a threat actor leaked what appears to be employee data and source code. TELUS has initiated an investigation in response to the breach to assess the scope of the incident and safeguard its customers and staff from any potential risks. Stay updated with the latest developments on this incident with this article as we share what happened, how it happened, and what TELUS is doing.

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Threat Actors use NameCheap’s Email to Execute Metamask and DHL Phishing Attacks.

The recent security breach and phishing campaign that occurred at Namecheap, a domain registrar, serves as a stark reminder of the persistent and evolving threats posed by cybercriminals. In this post, we will delve into the details of the breach and the phishing campaign and offer some essential tips to help protect against phishing scams.

The web hosting company and domain registrar Namecheap recently suffered a security breach when its email account was hacked. This breach resulted in a phishing campaign that targeted the cryptocurrency wallet MetaMask and the logistics company DHL, intending to obtain personal and cryptocurrency wallet information from susceptible users.

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Threat Actors Breach Reddit and Access Internal Documents, Code, and Business Systems

Threat actors managed to infiltrate the popular social media platform Reddit and access internal documents, code, and some internal business systems, highlighting the need for individuals and organizations to take robust measures to safeguard their information. This text shares the details of the attack, what information was accessed, what Reddit is doing, and how to stay protected.

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Find Out About the Latest Case of Threat Actors Utilizing Phishing-as-a-Service to Steal $120,000

Threat actors made away $120,000 from an innocent victim by duping them with a sophisticated scam. This text shares the details of the cyberattack and shows how you can protect yourself.

As technology advances at a dizzying pace, so does the cunning of those seeking to exploit it for their nefarious purposes. One such example of this unfortunate reality can be seen in the recent surge of ‘Phishing-as-a-service‘ kits, which provide a turnkey solution for would-be thieves to engage in digital fraud and easily steal sensitive information. This malign development is fueling an alarming uptick in incidents of theft, with victims ranging from individuals to large corporations.

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Microsoft Disables Verified Microsoft Partner Network Accounts Used In Malicious Third-Party OAuth App Campaign

The latest online status symbol is getting verified on popular platforms like Instagram, Apple AppStore, or Twitter. Users trust verified accounts more; similarly, third-party OAuth app publishers get verified by Microsoft. However, researchers recently discovered the latest malicious third-party OAuth app campaign abusing Microsoft’s “verified publisher” status. Read on to learn more about the story.

Microsoft recently disabled many fraudulent, verified MPN (Microsoft Partner Network) accounts for designing malicious OAuth apps that breached business cloud environments to steal emails.

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Massive Google Fi Data Breach Opens up Individuals to SIM Swapping Attacks

The Google Fi platform was breached due to one of its unsecured network providers, opening the platform’s customers up to SIM-swapping attacks. This text describes the data breach, how it happened, what data was taken, the details of the SIM swapping attacks, and how to protect yourself against these.

Your private information may be at risk as a massive Google Fi data breach has opened the doors to a dangerous new threat – SIM swapping attacks. Google’s US-only telecommunications and mobile internet service, Google Fi, has informed its customers that one of its private network providers suffered a data breach leading to the exposure of personal data that led to SIM swapping attacks.

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Threat Actors Using Malicious OneNote Attachments to Spread Malware via Phishing Emails

Threat actors have switched to a new type of file for their malicious purposes, this time in the form of Microsoft OneNote attachments in emails to deploy information-stealing malware. Join us as we provide an in-depth view into the new attack campaign and how to protect against it.

The growing cybercriminal wave and headlines of novel attack campaigns have a new addition, this time in the form of OneNote attachments. Threat actors have evolved their phishing campaigns and are using OneNote attachments that infect the victim systems with malware to gain remote access to gain access for malicious purposes.

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