Attention CEOs: A Phishing Frenzy Targeting Apple Users Threatens Business Continuity
This malicious attack, dubbed “MFA Bombing,” exploits a vulnerability in Apple’s password reset system.
This malicious attack, dubbed “MFA Bombing,” exploits a vulnerability in Apple’s password reset system.
Credential phishing attacks are a particularly insidious threat, targeting employees and compromising your entire operation.
Imagine a thief rummaging through your checkout counter, not for cash, but for the fleeting traces of customer data left behind. That’s essentially what memory-scraping malware does. It targets point-of-sale (POS) systems, scanning the temporary memory (RAM) for sensitive information like credit card numbers and PINs.
Information is the lifeblood of any successful business. From strategic plans to confidential negotiations, sensitive data flows freely across your organisation. But what if someone is listening in? Physical and digital eavesdropping poses a significant threat to your company’s success.
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