Receiving phising emails is scary enough. Is it actually a genuine email? Is that link pointing to something to something that actually does what the email tells me? Unexpected emails may show up at any given moment in time. The timing itself is often an indicator of something fishy. (pun intended). I received an email […]
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Chinese scammers Last week I wrote an article on how email needs to be checked on both inbound and outbound directions. To give an example I received an email from a scammer in China who uses a well known tactic of trying to lure me into registering my domains in China as \”they\” have seen
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The sheer number of emails that currently travel the globe is astounding. Billions of emails are underway every single day and, I must add, the majority are simply legitimate ones. Herein lies the problem from a security perspective, psychological conditioning. Basically meaning that the brain is acting based on experience from previous engagements. Whenever you
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When it comes to Phishing attempts, email is the number 1 methodology to try and lure unsuspecting victims into traps that could result in various precarious scenarios with, most often, devastating consequences. It is therefore of the utmost importance to identify these attempts and prevent them from even reaching the email inbox of the recipient.
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If you read my previous post (Cybersecurity prevention is like Whack-a-mole) you would have seen that a large part of defending your organisation against malicious people and organisations comes down to people and having the knowledge and awareness to be able to assess suspicious activities.
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