Collaborate Disseminate
Each day the average person spends around 135 minutes on social media.
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It should not be a surprise, but 95 percent of breaches come through phishing attacks. Nothing more than a simple lure email lands in one of your users inboxes, they click it, and everything unravels from there.
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In January we released an in-depth technical white paper that pulls apart the Qadars Banking Trojan, a threat that targets financial institutions, POS systems, and even popular online gaming sites.
There was a great deal of information, including … Continue reading Qadars: Modular Features That Make This a True Threat
During our webinar focused on the Qadars Banking Trojan there was a great deal of analysis provided on just how evasive the threat is. This begs the question, how does your team handle malware analysis?
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You wake up, wipe the sleep away from your eyes, among the first things you do is to reach over and grab your phone. Your work day hasn’t officially begun, but you’re already looking through your emails. The night before? A similar pro… Continue reading The Case for 24/7 Threat Monitoring
When your employees and team report suspicious emails, it’s an indicator that the security awareness training in place is having a positive effect.
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You receive an email, you are unfamiliar with the sender’s name or email address, and they are offering you a new service or deal on something. Is it malicious? Not necessarily. Perhaps you forgot about signing up for a newsletter a while ba… Continue reading The 11 Types of Reported Emails
In anticipation of our previous threat monitoring and forensics webinar we asked the Twitterverse what happens after they report a suspicious email. Does it fall into a black hole? Does IT check it out to mitigate potential impact? The results are… Continue reading What Type of Emails Get Reported the Most?
Have you ever wondered what happens after a phish gets reported? Does it simply fall into a blackhole? That’s what PhishLabs set out to answer during this month’s webinar.
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