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Due to the transition to remote work during the COVID-19 pandemic, corporations have become more concerned about online security and privacy. Companies rely on VPNs to connect remote employees to vital company servers, as well as to provide secure...

Due to recent quarantine restrictions, companies have moved to online collaboration software and cloud-based applications. Despite the benefits of convenience and increased productivity from the use of cloud computing services, user accounts for these services...

It’s common practice for companies to send notification emails with purchase receipts and tracking information, especially for purchases that are on the expensive side. However, for individuals who have not made recent purchases, this can be alarming, as...

Vendor email compromise, in which a compromised vendor sends invoice or payment attacks to their customers, is growing in popularity. An easier to detect method of this attack happens when a vendor is impersonated, rather than compromised. In this attack, the...

We’ve seen an incredible uptick in collaboration software impersonations in the past month as the COVID-19 pandemic has forced people to work at home. Most of these attacks are associated with platforms like Google Workspace and Office 365, which can be...

Cybercriminals recently impersonated the US Navy Federal Credit Union with phishing emails to steal banking credentials.

Abnormal Security recently detected a phishing attempt that impersonated a DocuSign notification to steal user credentials.

Companies have largely transitioned to working from home where they can in response to the current pandemic and are relying on conferencing software such as Cisco WebEx. Attackers are taking advantage of this transition to impersonate collaboration and...

We caught a recent phishing attack through a fake Microsoft Teams email designed to steal Office 365 login credentials.

The work landscape is changing as employees move to working remotely because of COVID-19 shelter-in-place orders. As a result, people are switching from in-person meetings to online video conferencing software such as Zoom. In this attack, attackers pose as a...