Cybercriminals have ramped up their use of graphics files to spread malicious links and malware during email phishing attacks, according to new research by Sophos. The tactic is designed to bypass ...

Experts observed a range of phishing and scam schemes aimed at stealing data, money and installing malicious software ...

Scalable vector graphics can render hyperlinks in browsers, drawing victims closer to getting their credentials stolen.

Attackers lured victims into clicking on malicious content through fake court appeals, fake deals, counterfeit official ...

Sophos says the use of SVG files in phishing is on the rise SVG files bypass email protection and can display malicious hyperlinks The researchers shared a few tips on how to stay safe Hackers are ...

Threat actors are constantly finding new ways to compromise systems. Their latest technique is called “quishing”.

It also says that user activity is not logged on GhostGPT and can be bought through the encrypted messenger app Telegram, likely to appeal to criminals who are concerned about privacy. The chatbot can ...

Standard email security is like a basic home alarm system—it offers some protection, but it's not an impenetrable fortress.