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Classic phishing methods are still a favorite for bad guys. Let’s look at a recent phishing attack to see if you can spot the red flags…

While influencers usually attract sponsorships from legitimate brands, these accounts can also be used as a tool for cybercriminals.

Google recently removed a number of dangerous mobile apps which tricked victims into allowing downloads from untrusted sources.

It is chilling to see an organization like FINRA be used as phish bait. However, if you know what to look for, this scam is easy to spot!

Even though LinkedIn is designed for professionals, it is just as vulnerable as any other social media platform.

Many of us are used to receiving messages from shipping companies, so cybercriminals use similar emails as phish bait.

Cybercriminals are taking advantage of anxiety over the COVID-19 vaccine with vaccine-themed phishing emails.

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.