Collaborate Disseminate
Most phishing campaigns attempt to take over accounts by tricking the victim into divulging their credentials. PhishLabs has uncovered a previously unseen tactic by attackers that uses a malicious Microsoft Office 365 App to gain access to a victi… Continue reading Phishing Campaign Uses Malicious Office 365 App
PhishLabs has observed an active TrickBot campaign targeting the employees of multiple organizations. Trickbot is a sophisticated successor of the Dyre Banking Trojan. It uses an intricate network of command and control servers (C2), web injects, … Continue reading Active TrickBot Campaign Observed Abusing SendGrid and Google Docs
PhishLabs has detected attempts to compromise Microsoft Office 365 administrator accounts as part of a broad phishing campaign. In the campaign, the threat actor(s) delivered a phishing lure that impersonated Microsoft and their Office 365 brand b… Continue reading Active Office 365 Phishing Campaign Targeting Admin Credentials
Taking Advantage of Our Tendency to Simplify
There’s an old joke floating around the Internet that claims NASA, upon discovering that standard ballpoint pens would not work in space, invested millions of dollars and years of R&D. The re… Continue reading Brain-Hacking Part 2: Ain’t Nobody Got Time for That!
We’ve previously reported on how, due to the rise in phishing attempts leveraging SSL certificates, the icon in your web browser gives your users a false sense of security. The threat, however, doesn’t end with your web browser.
… Continue reading This message is from a trusted sender, or is it?
You are affected by social engineering tactics every day.
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