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Don't Trust That Link? Here's How to Make Sure You're Not Falling for a Scam

Scam links are getting harder to spot, which is bad news for everyday people who mistakenly click on a malicious URL as part of a phishing attack. Many of them include standard "https" encryption and ...
PC World

Is that a legit link you’re about to click? Here’s how to check

Phishing attacks are popular because they work. A bad actor sends you a phony link through a realistic text message or email, and you click it thinking you’re going to the official site. The fake URL ...
AOL

How to spot and stop AI phishing scams

Artificial intelligence can do a lot for us. Need to draft an email? AI has you covered. Looking for a better job? AI can help with that, too. It can even boost our health and fitness. Some tools, ...
CNET

There Are More Scams in Your Inbox Than Ever. Here's How to Identify Them

Geoff Williams is a journalist and author. His byline has appeared in numerous publications, including U.S. News & World Report, Yahoo Finance, Entertainment Weekly, The Washington Post, LIFE magazine ...
Bleeping Computer

How attackers are still phishing "phishing-resistant" authentication

As awareness grows around many MFA methods being “phishable” (i.e. not phishing resistant), passwordless, FIDO2-based authentication methods (aka. passkeys) like YubiKeys, Okta FastPass, and Windows ...
CSOonline

Phishing training needs a new hook — here’s how to rethink your approach

Phishing training exercises are a staple of enterprise security strategy, but research shows current approaches aren’t all that effective. Phishing is a tried-and-true attack vector. These attacks ...