Tag: #phishing
Microsoft has disrupted EvilTokens, a phishing-as-a-service platform that was linked to more than 12,000 compromised email inboxes across more than 10,000 organizations worldwide. The service used device-code phishing to gain access to Microsoft accounts and then used AI-powered tools to analyze compromised mailboxes and help attackers identify opportunities for further fraud. The operation highlights how […]
Conventional Phishing attacks involved tricking potential victims to enter their respective usernames and passwords on fake websites which resembled the genuine websites. Once the login credentials were captured, they were used to steal business as well as personal data. A new trend that has emerged is to trick users into downloading malware that once downloaded […]
A cyberattack in 2026 does not begin with a system crash or a warning alert. It begins with something that looks ordinary. A login request. A message from a colleague. A voice that sounds familiar. Nothing feels urgent in that moment, and that is what makes it dangerous. By the time suspicion appears, access has […]