Here you will find all the articles with the tag: social engineering.
Passkeys have a marketing problem, in which they get presented as a holy grail that eliminates all forms of phishing. In reality, that story is much more nuanced; they actually only address one specific form of phishing. Even though passkeys cannot live up to the promises of the marketing stories, ... Read more
3 months ago
Okta has warned U.S. customers about attacks taking place at their customers' IT help desks. The attackers are targeting Okta Super Administrator Accounts, seriously compromising a company. Specifically, the malicious are trying to urge IT help desks to reset MFA (multi-factor authentication) fo... Read more
8 months ago
The open-source object storage solution MinIO has a number of vulnerabilities that hackers are now actively exploiting. This was discovered by researchers from Israel-based Security Joe's. According to Security Joe's, two critical vulnerabilities have been found in the open-source object storage... Read more
8 months ago
Europeans have become more susceptible to phishing. This is according to a study by KnowBe4. According to the figures, much of the solution lies in training employees on digital threats. From the Phish-prone Percentage of KnowBe4's latest survey, Europeans are three percent more likely to fall ... Read more
10 months ago
Mailchimp has been hit by a cyberattack for the second time since August 2022. One or multiple cybercriminals gained access to internal accounts. In a statement, the company disclosed that the breach was discovered on January 11. One or multiple attackers misused a customer and account support ... Read more
1 year ago
Cybercriminals accessed Twilio's customer data by phishing employees. The organization confirmed the cyberattack in a blog post. Twilio develops communications and security software. The organization works for more than 150,000 customers, including Facebook and Uber. Twilio reveals that cybercr... Read more
2 years ago
