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Account Takeover Attack Live Simulation

Feb 28, 2024 By Indusface In Indusface
Account takeover attacks have increased by 354% y-o-y in 2023. What’s worse? It takes 11 months to solve an ATO breach. By that time, attackers would have laterally traversed your entire digital infrastructure, including databases. So, how do you protect your organisations against sophisticated ATO attacks that even bypass 2FA? In this live attack simulation, Karthik Krishnamoorthy (CTO) and Vivekanand Gopalan (VP of Products) demonstrate various ways in which account takeover can happen, along with practices to protect your websites and APIs against ATO attacks.
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Seven Types of Spoofing Attacks and How To Avoid Them

Feb 27, 2024 By Tim Tran In Keeper
Cybercriminals often use spoofing attacks to disguise themselves as a familiar face or legitimate business to trick people into revealing sensitive information. They use a variety of techniques such as creating fake websites or emails. Some of the different types of spoofing attacks include call spoofing, email spoofing, website spoofing and IP spoofing. Continue reading to learn more about spoofing attacks, the seven common types of spoofing attacks and how to stay protected from them.
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Monitor network attacks with Google Cloud Armor and Datadog

Feb 27, 2024 By Addie Beach In Datadog
Network security services like Google Cloud Armor enable you to filter incoming traffic so that you can prevent attacks from overwhelming your system or from reaching critical components of your application. However, these services often handle threats automatically, making it difficult to gain visibility into attempted security breaches.
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11:11 systems

Did you leave your front door open? Why cyberattacks surge using valid credentials

Feb 26, 2024 By Scott Gray In 11:11 Systems
Have you ever been locked out of the house? Maybe you forgot your keys on the kitchen table, lost them running errands, or unknowingly dropped them while attempting the It doesn’t matter how you got locked out, or how you got back in. What’s more important, for the purposes of this thought exercise, at least, is how you responded.
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Nearly One in Three Cyber Attacks In 2023 Involved The Abuse of Valid Accounts

Feb 23, 2024 By Stu Sjouwerman In KnowBe4
Thirty percent of all cyber incidents in 2023 involved abuse of valid credentials, according to IBM X-Force’s latest Threat Intelligence Index. This represents a seventy-one percent increase compared to 2022. “One of the top initial access vectors in 2023—jumping from third to first place— was the abuse of valid accounts identified in 30% of the observed incidents X-Force responded to,” the researchers write.
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bulletproof

What is Quishing?

Feb 23, 2024 By Jason McNicholas In Bulletproof
Malicious actors are always coming up with new and innovative ways to steal your money and information. This means it’s all the more important to be aware of these new attacks as they appear and know how to spot and respond to them. In this article I’ll be bringing attention to a new attack that has become increasingly common in recent months. That attack is called ‘Quishing’, and it is a specific new variant of the much broader attack known phishing.
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memcyco

Top 11 Website Security Software Solutions for 2024

Feb 22, 2024 By Ori Mazin In Memcyco
It’s surprising how much website security today is often lacking, even across major and popular sites. Needless to say, such security gaps leave businesses vulnerable to hackers, viruses, and other cyber threats. Consider this: A recent brand impersonation fraud campaign targeted over 100 popular apparel brands with a vast network of 3,000+ spoofed brand websites.
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QR-Code Attacks Target the C-Suite 42 Times More than Standard Employees

Feb 21, 2024 By Stu Sjouwerman In KnowBe4
QR-code attacks leveraging QR-codes are kicking into high gear and becoming a common method used in phishing attacks, according to new data from Abnormal Security. We saw a surge in QR-code based phishing attacks late last year. And new data in security vendor Abnormal Security’s H1 2024 Email Threat Report gives us some additional insight into how these attacks are being executed.
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indusface

Web Browser-Based Attacks - Types, Examples, and Prevention

Feb 20, 2024 By Indusface In Indusface
Web browsers are now essential for any business, offering a convenient window to websites and a single platform for accessing content. However, this convenience comes at the cost of browser security. 95% of undetectable malware is spread through web browsing. Even more alarming is that browse-borne malware costs organizations an average of $ 3.2M. So, how do you protect your end-users from these attacks?
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