Category: Phishing
Credential Phishing: How to Detect and Prevent Attacks
Understanding Credential Email Threats Credential theft phishing is one of the most successful forms of cyber attack as it can take various shapes, exposing several security vulnerabilities. Some credential phishing email content may include only textual information meant to entice...
Email Security Protection For A Non-Profit Homecare Corporation
Elder Services is a non-profit organization providing a wide variety of services to the elders of Berkshire County, Massachusetts, and their families. In 1974, Elder Services of Berkshire County, Inc. was established as a private, non-profit Home Care corporation, and...
What is Reverse Social Engineering & How Does It Work?
Reverse social engineering involves human interaction, sabotaging, advertising, and intimidating people. Social engineers start by finding ways to disrupt a network through psychological manipulation and suspicious activities. Reverse social engineering attacks can be as complex as performing a denial-of-service attack...
Trustifi Zero-Day Attack Prevention Email Security
Zero-day exploits are malware that attacks previously unknown vulnerabilities. The terms “0-day exploit” or “0-day attack” may be used interchangeably. The difference between a zero-day attack and a typical hacker attack chain is that the zero-day attack infiltrates the victim’s...
What Is Emotet Malware and How Is It Delivered?
If you are not familiar with the term Emotet, you may think it’s a rock band from the ‘90s or ancient Egyptian king. Those are good guesses, but Emotet is something far more sinister and dangerous than a bunch of...
Typosquatting Exposed
Social engineering has evolved into a powerful collection of techniques for cybercriminals to lure unwary individuals into disclosing their personal information and credentials. One such technique is typosquatting. In typosquatting, malicious websites redirect users to URLs that arcybercriminals build fake...