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Vishing Attacks Reach All Time High, According to Latest Agari and PhishLabs Report

According to the findings, vishing attacks have overtaken business email compromise as the second most reported response-based email threat since Q3 2021.

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Zero-Click Zoom Bug Allows Code Execution Just by Sending a Message

Google has disclosed a nasty set of six bugs affecting Zoom chat that can be chained together for MitM and RCE attacks, no user interaction required.

Meet the 10 Finalists in the RSA Conference Innovation Sandbox

This year's finalists tackle such vital security concerns as permissions management, software supply chain vulnerability, and data governance. Winners will be announced June 6.

Brexit Leak Site Linked to Russian Hackers

Purporting to publish leaked emails of pro-Brexit leadership in the UK, a new site's operations have been traced to Russian cyber-threat actors, Google says.

Spring Cleaning Checklist for Keeping Your Devices Safe at Work

Implement zero-trust policies for greater control, use BYOD management tools, and take proactive steps such as keeping apps current and training staff to keep sensitive company data safe and employees' devices secure.

CLOP Ransomware Activity Spiked in April

In just one month, the ransomware group's activity rose by 2,100%, a new report finds.

Industry 4.0 Points Up Need for Improved Security for Manufacturers

With manufacturing ranking as the fourth most targeted sector, manufacturers that understand their exposure will be able to build the necessary security maturity.

DDoS Extortion Attack Flagged as Possible REvil Resurgence

A DDoS campaign observed by Akamai from actors claiming to be REvil would represent a major pivot in tactics for the gang.

DBIR Makes a Case for Passwordless

Verizon's "2022 Data Breach Investigations Report" repeatedly makes the point that criminals are stealing credentials to carry out their attacks.

'There's No Ceiling': Ransomware's Alarming Growth Signals a New Era, Verizon DBIR Finds

Ransomware has become so efficient, and the underground economy so professional, that traditional monetization of stolen data may be on its way out.