Cyber attackers are deploying phishing attack for luring victims into revealing their sensitive information through fraudulent websites that they control.
Category: Cyber Security
Attackers Fake Microsoft Voicemail Notifications to Phish Victims
Attackers are using Microsoft voicemail notifications to trick users into opening HTML attachments which redirect the victim to attackers’ landing pages by using meta element.
European Central Bank’s website shuts down infinitely
European Central Bank has recently become the victim of a cyber attack. The attack was successfully deployed by injecting a malware into one of the websites of the bank.
Why Cyber Security in Banking is Important?
Since the last decade, cyber attackers have especially affected businesses that depend on computerized technology for conducting their daily business.Continue reading
What is the Importance of Vulnerability Assessment?
Vulnerabilities are the anomalies such as programming errors or configuration issues of the system. Attackers exploit the weaknesses in the system andContinue reading
Hydro-Québec utility becomes the victim of triple cyber attack!
Hydro-Québec is a Canadian public utility company that manages the generation, transmission as well as the distribution of electricity inContinue reading
Bad news for Businesses that Use Microsoft Office 365
Microsoft Office 365 is one of the most popular lines of services in the corporate world. With its huge customerContinue reading
Mind boggling ransomware attacks in the last six months
Not even half the year has passed; cyber-attacks have already terrorized the world. However, attack vectors like Phishing and RansomwareContinue reading
80% increase seen in Impersonation attacks in a single year!
The word ‘impersonation’ refers to the act of pretending to be another person for a purpose or fraud. Impersonation attacksContinue reading
HTTPS is no longer secure: says FBI
The investigation bureau FBI has issued an alert warning to internet users that “HTTPS” and a padlock icon in theContinue reading