Tag: #PhishingAwareness
A suspicious buyer inquiry recently landed in my inbox, and at first glance, it looked like a routine business request. The sender claimed to be a purchasing manager representing a company called Techie Group Srl. They asked me to send my company’s latest product catalogs because they were interested in making a purchase. For many small […]
A few days ago, I received an email that was meant to do one thing, scare me into paying money fast. It claimed that hackers had installed spyware on my devices, recorded compromising footage, and would send those videos to my contacts if I did not pay them in Bitcoin. At first glance, the message […]
Apple’s trusted iCloud Calendar is being misused by cybercriminals to push a new phishing scam, according to a report published on September 7, 2025. The attackers are sending fake calendar invites that appear to come directly from Apple’s servers, making them difficult to spot as fraudulent. How the Scam Works Victims receive an unexpected iCloud […]