Recipients of rogue emails may be more likely to click on wrapped links, assuming they’ve been vetted by security services.

Scam links are getting harder to spot, which is bad news for everyday people who mistakenly click on a malicious URL as part of a phishing attack. Many of them include standard "https" encryption ...

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A threat actor has been abusing link wrapping services from reputed technology companies to mask malicious links leading to ...

Social Security phishing scams use urgency and impersonation to steal personal data. Learn how to spot fake SSA emails and ...

Some examples of popular phishing scams include unpaid toll, gold bar and employment scams. Criminals typically send these links out en masse -- often aided by artificial intelligence.

The attack begins when you click on a phishing link and land on a malicious site that looks identical to the real one. Since the site has valid SSL certificates, there are no red flags, no ...

Based on telemetry collected from its secure web gateway and cloud-based SASE platform, Netskope found that 8.4 out of every 1,000 users clicked on a phishing link every month during the past year ...

Threat actors abuse Proofpoint and Intermedia link wrapping to deliver phishing emails and steal Microsoft 365 credentials.

Malicious Google Calendar invites will seem legitimate but will contain phishing links redirecting users to fraudulent sites. Tada Images – stock.adobe.com “A standard Google Calendar invite ...