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'Ghost Phishing' Campaign Slips Past Email Filters by Hiding Until It Reaches the Victim
The EvilTokens operation is hitting companies across the US and Europe with pages that stay encrypted in transit and only unlock inside the target's browser.
Blocking Phishing Emails Is Not Enough. Here Is Why the Attack Carries On Anyway.
Filtering a malicious email out of your inbox stops one message, not the criminal behind it. A live webinar on 8 July 2026 sets out what disrupting a phishing campaign at its source actually requires.
Fake Tax Emails Are Planting Two Separate Spying Tools on Indian Taxpayers' Computers
A campaign timed to India's tax filing season tricks people into downloading what looks like an official government utility. Inside: two hidden programs that give criminals full remote control of the victim's machine.
Fake DoorDash Calls Are Draining Delivery Drivers' Wallets
Criminals are posing as DoorDash support staff, tricking gig workers into handing over account details, then quietly emptying their earnings. One driver lost $21,000.
Fake Teams Invites Are Tricking Microsoft 365 Users Into Handing Over Their Accounts
A phishing crew is skipping the fake login page and walking victims straight through Microsoft's own device sign-in flow.
Behavioral AI vs. modern email attacks: what a vendor webinar actually promises
A live session pitches behavioral analysis as the answer to phishing, BEC and account takeover. Here's what that means in plain English, and where the hard parts still sit.
The FTC Is Warning About Fake Party Invitation Scams Arriving by Email and Text
Criminals are sending convincing fake event invitations to steal personal information. Here is what the scam looks like and how to avoid it.
Fake job interviews from 'Adidas', 'Netflix' and 'OpenAI' recruiters are stealing Google logins
A phishing crew is impersonating more than 30 major brands, hiding behind real business software from PeopleForce and Salesforce to trick marketing staff into handing over their Gmail passwords.
Fake Indian tax portal used to plant spyware on finance teams' computers
A suspected Chinese hacking group is posing as India's Income Tax Department to slip a remote-control virus onto the machines of accountants and corporate finance staff.
The Cybersecurity Skills Gap Is Real. But We're Measuring the Wrong Thing.
Companies keep buying courses and certifications. Breaches keep happening anyway. The problem is not a shortage of trained people. It is a shortage of people who have actually practised under fire.
Samsung's New Galaxy S26 Ultra Has a Screen That Blocks Nosy Neighbours — But Is That a Security Feature?
The phone's built-in privacy display is a neat hardware trick. What it can't do is protect the data sitting behind the glass.
WhatsApp Is Letting You Ditch Your Phone Number — Here's What That Means for Your Privacy
The world's most-used messaging app is adding usernames, so strangers no longer need your phone number to reach you. It's a meaningful privacy upgrade, but it comes with a scramble.
Meet Avalon: The Swiss-Army Malware That Ends in Ransomware
A newly documented toolkit called Avalon steals passwords, spreads across networks, and locks up files — all from one phishing email.
New Phishing Kit 'ARToken' Exposes Full Microsoft 365 Takeover Playbook
Cisco Talos researchers found more than 80 hidden commands inside a phishing service tied to the EvilTokens platform — including tools to steal Microsoft 365 logins, read mailboxes, and quietly hide their tracks.
Fake Guest Photos Are Handing Hackers Long-Term Access to Hotel Networks
Two separate campaigns are targeting hotel front desks and booking teams with booby-trapped zip files dressed up as guest photographs — and the goal isn't a quick smash-and-grab. It's a quiet, lasting foothold.