Cyber attackers are deploying phishing attack for luring victims into revealing their sensitive information through fraudulent websites that they control.
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 dailyContinue reading
How Could the Ransomware Outbreak at iNSYNQ Be Prevented?
For quite sometime now, iNSYNQ was under the scrutinizing eyes on various social networks platforms as well as on webContinue reading
Amazon Phishing Scam Uses Fake Login Prompts in PDF
Attackers use pdf attachments that prompt logins to appear valid for many. They utilize fake JavaScript login forms that are produced by the PDF attachment instead of using fake landing pages.
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
How VAPT Prevents Privilege Escalation Attacks?
Privileges are the permissions or right given to the user or group of systems for performing tasks that are neededContinue reading
25 million patients affected in AMCA data breach!
Last two years have been loaded with incidents of data breach on the healthcare sector. However, AMCA data breach is oneContinue 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