IPFS Phishing Attacks
Attackers have been quick to weaponize IPFS, expanding the threat landscape. Here’s what you need to know about recent IPFS phishing attacks.
Phishing attacks are typically initiated via email, text/SMS messages, or instant messages which drive unsuspecting victims to phishing websites designed to deceive them into thinking they are visiting a legitimate site and allows the malicious cyber actors to steal user data, including login credentials and credit card numbers.
Attackers have been quick to weaponize IPFS, expanding the threat landscape. Here’s what you need to know about recent IPFS phishing attacks.
Discover the anatomy of phishing attacks, from social engineering to BEC, and learn how to defend your organization with the most effective phishing detection tools.
From novice hackers to complex cybercriminal networks, see how attackers build detailed profiles of their social engineering attack targets.
A curated threat intelligence approach, in which aging data is managed based on current attack status, is crucial to preventing cybercrime.
Attackers are turning up the heat with advanced TTPs like Adversary-in-the-Middle (AiTM) phishing attacks to steal session cookies and bypass MFA security.
Active Threat Alert: Protect against active phishing campaigns serving up personalized and uniquely randomized URL paths or subdomains.
Threat Alert: zvelo’s PhishBlocklist identifies a very active USPS phishing attack using personalized URLs that target USPS customers.
zvelo announced predictive phishing detection enhancements that will help cyber defenders to predict and block phishing campaigns.
The Browser-in-the-Browser (BitB) attack technique makes it easier for attackers to mount social engineering campaigns for credential harvesting.
zvelo takes you behind the scenes of a phishing attack to show you the TTPs attackers use to gain network access and establish persistence. There is far more than meets the eye.