Although the pandemic is not over, as the world opens up borders and the vaccines slow down the spread of the virus, people who have been cooped up at home are eager to travel.

Threat actors impersonated the USDOT in a phishing campaign that used a combination of tactics – including creating new domains that mimic federal sites so as to appear to be legitimate.

An advance fee fraud scheme was spotted approaching cryptocurrency users (via email) and convincing them to transfer a small BTC amount.  The attackers behind these campaigns are targeting tech-savvy individuals, who are skilled at handling their digital wallets, via emails. Crypto investors ... Read More

The website operated by tech services biz Civica had an open redirect being actively abused by spammers, piggybacking off the website's domain authority so their messages weren't flagged up by scanning tools.

According to a report of the Russian news outlet Izvestia, a few unidentified hackers hacked a Russian government website. And they started to promote Ponzi Bitcoin free giveaway promotion.

Victims are tempted by the promise of a considerable amount of cryptocurrency. Cashing out the full balance requires them to deposit some Bitcoin to the platform, which is the point of the scheme.

An attacker was apparently able to breach the site for famed street artist Banksy and sell a fake NFT of the artist’s work for more than $336,000. The fraudster has since returned the ill-gotten cash.

According to Sucuri researchers, this phishing toolkit is actually a surprisingly feature-rich product sold to other black hat attackers that specifically targets banking login details.

According to Intel 471, forums are now being used to seek out English speakers to bring together teams able to manage both the technical aspects and social engineering elements of a BEC scam.

University students in the U.S. with little or no security training are being targeted by Nigerian scammers to move fraudulent funds with the lure of quick bucks and flexible hours.