Have you ever heard of a so-called browser-in-a-browser attack? This is a resourceful phishing method that hackers increasingly use to try to get hold of your passwords and thus gain access to the corresponding IT systems. But what sounds quite simple at first, then requires a bit more explanation for … continue reading
Phishing simulations are an essential part of any IT security strategy. This is simply because phishing is still a major and serious problem that can compromise companies relatively easily and quickly. The phishing simulation provides you with security and sensitizes your own employees to this extremely important topic, because in … continue reading
Caffeine is a phishing-as-a-service (Phaas) toolkit. Just recently, we presented EvilProxy, a phishing toolkit. Unlike EvilProxy, Caffeine has a special feature: the registration process is significantly simplified and is accessible from the normal Internet. Anyone who knows the address of the site can register. The purpose of Caffeine As a … continue reading
Running a phishing simulation is a topic that is often underestimated. At first listen, it sounds like a video game for anglers, but it protects companies from compromise. Since we offer a phishing simulation as a service and have customers who ask about this again and again, we would like … continue reading
Phishing is still on everyone’s lips, and the threat landscape has changed for a number of reasons. Phishing is a type of digital attack that uses fraudulent emails or websites to trick users into revealing personal information such as passwords or credit card numbers. Phishing attacks are often difficult to … continue reading
The corona pandemic is a veritable goldmine for scammers and phishers, with testing centers emailing test results and registration requests, vaccination appointments being confirmed online, and follow-ups being filled out online. A new scam has developed here – Quishing, phishing via QR codes. Why did this method emerge and how … continue reading
Smishing – a word combination of SMS and fishing that most people know from phishing. The latter represents an attempt to “fish” for passwords. Smishing refers to the channel, namely SMS, as a means to an end. Since SMS is used for only a few purposes now, criminals focus on … continue reading
Google Docs – simple spreadsheet as well as a word processor in the web browser. Practical, free of charge and also therefore interesting for criminals. In fact, Google’s environment is currently being used for phishing attacks. Particular emphasis is placed on the comment function. Text lines can be marked and … continue reading
Having USB sticks with ransomware in the real mailbox is an unusual, even if not unrealistic, scenario. In the past, many companies have prepared for this eventuality with various measures. A current case shows that even this threat scenario cannot yet be put ad-acta. The defense industry in the United … continue reading
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