As C-level executives, we must urgently address the growing threat of IM phishing. Instant messaging (IM) platforms like Teams and Slack, essential for collaboration and productivity, have also become a breeding ground for cybercriminals. This hidden threat can’t be ignored.
Imagine a con artist who tricks you into revealing your credit card details. That’s the essence of social engineering in cybersecurity. Attackers use psychological manipulation, persuasion, and even fear to target employees and gain access to confidential information or systems.
This malicious attack, dubbed “MFA Bombing,” exploits a vulnerability in Apple’s password reset system.
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.
“Conversation Overflow” tactics are a sneaky way attackers try to get phishing emails past your defences. It fools the spam filters that use AI and machine learning (ML).