KELLER SCHROEDER NEWS

Bad guys continue to target struggling organizations. A recent example is a phishing email targeting those in the United States.

A new Smishing (SMS Phishing) attack uses an urgent text message to trick you into clicking a malicious link.

Cybercriminals love to use these phony look-alike login pages to steal your credentials and access sensitive information.

Let’s be honest, the age of social distancing can leave us feeling lonely, and bad guys are leveraging our loneliness for their scams.

In a truly malicious response to the pandemic, scammers are launching phishing attacks that claim to offer financial assistance to those in need.

Cybercriminals are creating phony online pet shops that advertise unbelievable prices on purebred pups to lure in stay-at-home workers.

The holidays have a way of creeping up on us, so expect scammers to be creeping into your inbox as well.

In a new phishing attack, the bad guys target your feelings of stress or excitement about returning to the office after many months of working remotely.

Unfortunately, the bad guys are always finding new ways to bypass email security filters and get you to click a malicious link.