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We've Been Using Email Since 1971—It's Time We Make it Secure - Vimarsana News

We've Been Using Email Since 1971—It's Time We Make it Secure

Many organizations are finally investing in email security—and it’s about time since email has been around since the early 1970s.

Cybercriminals use 3 new novel tactics in phishing in Jan: Report - Vimarsana News

Cybercriminals use 3 new novel tactics in phishing in Jan: Report

Cybercriminals used three new novel tactics such as misuse of web translation, image-only emails, and the insertion of special characters in phishing attacks during January 2023, a new report has shown.

8.7% people in Nigeria, SSA suffer phishing in 2022 - Vimarsana News

8.7% people in Nigeria, SSA suffer phishing in 2022

Cybersecurity solution provider, Kaspersky, has disclosed that its anti-phishing system prevented more than 500 million attempts at accessing fraudulent websites globally in 2022. It said this is twice more compared to the 2021 figures.

Report Details Increasingly Sophisticated Phishing Attacks and Proxies Targeting Students -- THE Journal - Vimarsana News

Report Details Increasingly Sophisticated Phishing Attacks and Proxies Targeting Students -- THE Journal

In a monthlong study of one U.S. school district with newly implemented PhishID security software, Identity Automation uncovered detailed markers of increasingly sophisticated phishing attacks and dangerous proxy services targeting students, according to a new report out from Identity Automation.

Reddit employee phished, code stolen - Vimarsana News

Reddit employee phished, code stolen

Reddit, 'the front page of the internet', has been hacked after an employee fell for a plausible-sounding phishing attack.