Browsing: phishing

Microsofthas announced that Teams will start using AI-powered phishing detection, with a rollout starting in early November of this year. General worldwide availability is expected by mid-December. This AI-powered phishing detection technology “will use conversation context without retaining message content to identify phishing and suspicious behavior in higher-risk messaging scenarios, with a focus on external…

Microsofthas announced that Teams will start using AI-powered phishing detection, with a rollout starting in early November of this year. General worldwide availability is expected by mid-December. This AI-powered phishing detection technology “will use conversation context without retaining message content to identify phishing and suspicious behavior in higher-risk messaging scenarios, with a focus on external…

Global cyber attacks rose 48% year on year in September Organisations faced an average of 2,803 attacks a week during the month

Keeper Security, the leading zero-trust and zero-knowledge identity security platform, announces Phishing Protection, a new feature in the Keeper Browser Extension that warns users before they enter credentials on fraudulent login pages. Built on a zero-knowledge local AI engine, the feature detects look-alike domains, spoofed websites and brand impersonation directly in the browser, helping users…

For years, we taught bank customers and employees to spot phishing by its flaws: clumsy grammar, an odd sender, a suspicious link. Those tells are vanishing. Fraudsters now have cheaper and better AI tools to create convincing messages, fake websites, cloned voices, and even deepfakes that make victims believe they are dealing with a trusted…

Free Mobile, one of France’s main cellular providers, was fined €27 million by France’s data protection regulator, the CNIL, in January over failures to protect customer data. The October 2024 breach allowed an unauthorized party to access sensitive customer records, including bank account details and login information. Since the breach, we’ve seen many poorly written…

Hackers have seized on a data breach at digital financial firm Revolut to try and harvest more account information from customers

Crypto phishing gives itself away at almost the same point every time: in what the message wants from you. A genuine crypto exchange never asks for your seed phrase, never for your private key and never for the code in your authenticator app. Any email, text message or social media message that asks for one…

Only days after Revolut acknowledged that it disclosed sensitive customer records to an unauthorized party, affected customers are receiving phishing texts. However, we don’t know yet if the phishing texts are linked to the breach.

Phishing attempts are increasingly using familiar names, services and notification formats to make malicious emails more difficult to recognize. Seton Hall’s IT Security team recently identified a phishing campaign targeting the University community that demonstrates how attackers use this approach to impersonate trusted technology and prompt recipients to take action.