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Email-based attacks rose in Q4 2024, with archives, PDFs, and HTML files being the most common payloads. The education sector became one of the top three targeted industries, alongside mining and entertainment. DocuSign was the most impersonated brand,…

All businesses should operate under the assumption that a cybersecurity incident can occur at any moment. This stance also prepares them for the immediate aftermath; knowing what to do after a cyberattack is crucial when time is of the essence. 

One o…

US law firm Wolf Haldenstein Adler Freeman & Herz LLP (“Wolf Haldenstein”) has disclosed a serious data breach that exposed the personal information of approximately 3.5 million individuals.

According to a notice published by the legal service provide…

Criminals are sending US residents rogue toll fee phishing messages via SMS in a new malicious campaign.

New smishing campaign targets US residents

A surge in spam messages sent to US residents has authorities concerned. Threat actors found a way to…

The University of Oklahoma is investigating a potential breach after hackers claimed to have stolen sensitive data from the school’s IT network.

The public research university, in Norman in the US state of Oklahoma, has some 34,000 students enrolled, …

Imagine receiving a large order—a big win for your small business, right? But then the payment arrives, and it’s for more than the agreed amount. The customer quickly reaches out, apologizing for the “mistake” and asking for a refund of the overpaid po…

Scammers have become highly skilled in creating invoices that look legitimate, preying on busy teams and vulnerable payment systems. Falling for one can result in significant financial losses, damage to your business’s reputation, and legal issues. It’…