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SCAM OF THE WEEK: Malicious MFA Bypassing Method Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is a great way to add an extra layer of security to your login portals. However, clever cybercriminals may use a new method to bypass MFA and compromise your accounts. While cybercriminals haven’t used this method in a real-world scam yet, researchers believe this…

SCAM OF THE WEEK: Contact Form Fraud Cybercriminals are always devising new ways to steal your information and attack your network. In a recent scam, cybercriminals use contact forms to bypass email filters and install malware. In this scam, a cybercriminal pretends to be a potential client who wants to request a quote. To request…

SCAM OF THE WEEK: Microsoft 365 Users Targeted with Fake Voicemails Cybercriminals continue to find new ways to trick users and steal their credentials. Sometimes, they even recycle decades-old tools that were never intended to be malicious. For example, in a new scam, cybercriminals attack Microsoft 365 users with malicious files disguised as voicemails. The…

SCAM OF THE WEEK: Cybercriminals Are Hiring! Recruitment websites are a great way to find new job opportunities. Unfortunately, very few of these recruitment websites properly validate the people posting jobs, which makes it surprisingly easy to create fake job posts. Cybercriminals have been creating fake job posts that appear to be listed by a…

SCAM OF THE WEEK: Cybercriminals Go for the Gold Last week, the opening ceremony of the 2022 Olympic Winter Games took place in Beijing. With representatives from 91 countries, the Olympics are watched by billions of spectators from all over the world.  Unfortunately, cybercriminals often use worldwide events like the Olympics to catch your attention…