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 ...

While phishing and stolen credentials remain frequent points of entry, overexposure and poor patch management of critical ...

New Yorkers are advised to be cautious of phishing scams that claim to be from the DMV, and to avoid clicking on links or sending sensitive personal information via email.

The chances of you falling victim to a scam go up if you click on a harmful URL. The problem? Scam URLs are getting harder to ...

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

Upon clicking on the link, the victims were redirected to a phishing website, where they were prompted to key in their credit or debit card details, banking credentials and one-time passwords to ...

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.

Traditional detection approaches are usually based on single-modal features or static analysis, failing to capture the complex, multi-faceted nature of phishing websites and their dynamic behaviors.