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What is phishing as a service (Phaas)?

By Jonathan Weinberg published

In-depth With phishing as a service attacks surging, we explain what this low-cost, off-the-shelf method of targeting businesses is and why it’s growing in popularity

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What makes for the most deceptive phishing attacks?

By IT Pro published

Sponsored Phishing attacks are evolving to circumvent protective measures. What can businesses do to ensure they don’t succeed?

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Intuit issues yet another phishing warning to QuickBooks customers

By Connor Jones published

News The latest announcement marks the fifth phishing security advisory the company has made for QuickBooks users this year

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Google Chrome branded the least effective browser for stopping phishing attacks

By Connor Jones published

News The world's most popular browser came dead last when compared against competitors

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Phishing scam convinces US government to pay $23.5 million to cyber criminals

By Connor Jones published

News The historic case has finally reached an end with the criminals facing huge fines and jail terms

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Almost half of UK employees can't spot email scams

By Bobby Hellard published

News "Jargon" and confusing terminology cited as an issue, according to OpenText survey

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Critical security flaw discovered in NFT marketplace Rarible

By Daniel Todd published

News If exploited, the vulnerability could have led to the theft of NFTs and crypto tokens in a single transaction

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Hackers spotted using CAPTCHAs to dodge email security scanners

By Danny Bradbury published

News The technique allows hackers to hide malicious links in HTML files

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Just 3% of employees cause 92% of malware events

By Danny Bradbury published

News Staff putting their companies at risk from phishing, malware, and insecure browsing are often repeat offenders

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Cyber attacks against the BBC increase 35% in two years

By Connor Jones published

News The broadcaster said it fended off nearly 50 million cyber attacks in just four months across 2021 and 2022

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