Phishing | IT Brew

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How MFA can fail organizations in a phishing attack

One expert points to phishing-resistant MFA as the way forward.

Caroline Nihill

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Microsoft cautions against code of conduct-themed phishing campaign

Microsoft says the campaign leveraged “polished, enterprise-style HTML templates” and other elements to appear more convincing.

Brianna Monsanto

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Meeting-invite phishing is the latest cybersecurity threat

IT pros share how to clear the calendar.

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How vishing could be the next low-tech attack on your enterprise

Vishing attacks are taking place on a variety of video and audio platforms, complicating life for cybersecurity pros.

Caroline Nihill

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How a Virginia nonprofit is protecting older adults in its network

Elder fraud resulted in $4.8 billion losses in 2024. Here’s how technology is being used to push back.

Brianna Monsanto

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Study: Mobile users less likely than PC users to click phishy links

Maybe a “mobile state of mind” leads to better security, suggests Carnegie Mellon research.

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Financial services increasing target of email attacks, phishing

“Bad actors seek to prey on employees’ kindness and desire to assist,” Abnormal AI Field CISO Mick Leach says.

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