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The subject of whether ChatGPT can be used to create phishing sites and if it can also be used to accurately detect them has been discussed by security researchers. This experiment has been carried out to see how much cybersecurity information ChatGPT …
In this crimeware report, Kaspersky researchers provide insights into the Conti-based LockBit Green variant, ransomware samples for macOS, FreeBSD, etc. and phishing campaigns targeting organizations.
ChatGPT can be used to generate phishing sites, but could it also be used to reliably detect them? Security researchers have tried to answer that question. Can ChatGPT detect phishing sites based on URLs? Kaspersky researchers tested 5,265 (2322 phishi…
We propose strategies of how New Zealand organisations can close their security gaps with protection against phishing, stolen credentials and other threats.
A researcher was alerted to a fake website containing fake quotes that appeared to be written by himself. The age of generative artificial intelligence (AI) toying with our public personas has truly arrived. As cybersecurity professionals we m…
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has published a data spotlight outlining the most common text message scams in 2022. Phony bank fraud prevention alerts were the most common type of text scam last year.
Phishing attacks are among the most common forms of cyber crime that organisations face, so it’s crucial that you learn how to prevent scams. According to a Digital Guardian report, 90% of data breaches are caused by phishing, while Venari Security found that organisations lose approximately $181 (£150) for each piece of personal information stolen in online scams. But what can organisations and individuals do to ensure that they don’t fall victim? We answer that question in this blog, as we provide our top ten ways to avoid phishing attacks. 1. Be cautious when clicking on links or downloading attachments
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Cybercriminals still know that the easiest way to successfully infiltrate an organization is through its people.
The study shows attackers are using more bots and doing more sophisticated phishing exploits and server attacks, especially targeting retail.
The post Akamai’s new study: Bots, phishing and server attacks making commerce a cybersecurity hotspot a…
After two years of pandemic-induced disruption, 2022 was a return to business as usual for the world’s cybercriminals, according to Proofpoint. As COVID-19 medical and economic programs began to wind down, attackers had to find new ways to make a livin…