What do hackers do in their spare time? They create jigsaw and other types of puzzles to hide their various attacks.

Most would agree that technology is an awesome tool.

A study by Cofense found 45% of credential swiping targets use Outlook, Teams, and Office 365 as email phishing lures.

Most of us are familiar with the funky CAPTCHA verification window that occasionally pops-up when signing onto a website.

Not the easiest word to pronounce or spell, homoglyph attacks continue to be widely used by fraudsters intent on stealing your PII.

A cyberthreat team at Walmart recently discovered a new ransomware type they dubbed Sugar.

Organizations and individuals are targets and money, identities, credentials, and more are stolen from both every day.

According to a study by Check Point Research, U.S. businesses are the #1 Qbot target, with 29% of all global attacks happening here.

Another scam is going around like a bad case of the common cold. This one phishes for bank credentials.

Phishing emails are notorious for having malicious attachments and opening them is a sure way to compromise your device and its data.

In a PSA, the FBI referred to fake employment scams as an old trick with big improvements.

Statista reports the first quarter of this year found nearly 25% of global email phishing targeted financial institutions.

When does buying gift cards for employees turn into a business email compromise attack?

An uptick in email scams has cybersecurity professionals concerned, and for good reason.

As has been established, repeatedly, the cybersecurity threat landscape is ever evolving. There are no holidays or breaks for threat actors.

DatPiff, the popular mixtape hosting platform with over 15 million users recently suffered a data breach.

By now it’s crystal clear that no one individual, no business or organization or its employees are immune to email phishing attacks.

Credential stuffing is a cyber-attack in which stolen user credentials are used with brute force to make automated login requests.

Those pesky scam emails directed at you, whether for your personal or business account, are being aided by unlikely sources.

The growing scourge of businesses worldwide, ransomware attacks are currently at historic levels.