Everyone thinks they can spot a phish. Whether it is an email, SMS text, or QRish phishing, people have an overinflated view of their capabilities ...

Scam links are becoming increasingly harder to avoid but there are still a few telltale signs to help you spot them.

New phishing tactics are abusing trusted domains, real CAPTCHAs, and server-side email validation to selectively target ...

On its website, the company Docusign provides several examples of phishing emails using its brand to give consumers an idea of what to look for. The examples include a fake email address ...

Phishing (email-based scams) and smishing, also known as mishing (SMS or mobile scams) are two of the most widespread and dangerous online fraud techniques today.

In theory, it is therefore possible to clone all publicly accessible websites ... phishing messages. In these messages, the attackers pretend to be parcel services, banks or authorities, for example.

The initial version could only serve phishing web templates disguised as Gmail ... this toolkit leverages many security evasion features. For example, its threat actors often make use of open ...

Abstract: Browsers often include security features to detect phishing web pages. In the past ... compared to other deep learning-based methods. For example, URLTran yields a true positive rate (TPR) ...

Phishing attacks are everywhere ... before they can steal your data. For example, for Astaroth to work, you have to click a link, visit a malicious website and enter your credentials.

Historically, phishing attacks have been conducted through email messages and web pages. However, as the internet has become increasingly mobile-friendly and people are spending more time on their ...

Criminals are now using AI to create credible phishing websites, trick users with fake ... trick users into downloading infected PDFs, for example as part of fake résumé generation tools.