An email from a work colleague requesting a funds transfer may seem routine, but quite often it could lead to serious fraud if completed. That type of fraud—business email compromise—is the top avenue ...

Strong email filters are a first step when stopping modern threats. Here are providers for detecting attacks before they cause damage. Photo courtesy of Luca Bravo on Unsplash. Photo courtesy of Luca ...

Business email compromise (BEC) is the cyber equivalent of an expertly forged handwritten note—no malware fireworks, no flashing warnings, just a convincing request that tricks someone into wiring ...

Ransomware and other malware incidents dominate the headlines in cybersecurity, yet a far less discussed threat, business email compromise (BEC), causes organizations the most significant financial ...

Everyone in information security should know that business email compromise (BEC) attacks are on the rise. However, many security professionals may not realize how pervasive these threats have become; ...

A Profitable End Game for Account Takeovers–Business Email Compromise The report reveals that threat actors are using PhaaS operations like Tycoon2FA, FlowerStorm and EvilProxy to carry out Business ...

Business email compromise (BEC) is the digital con dressed to impress. It’s clean, calculated, and ready to fool even the sharpest eyes. These scammers don’t tell on themselves with sloppy hacks. They ...

Business Email Compromise/Email Account Compromise (BEC/EAC) is a sophisticated scam that targets both businesses and individuals who perform legitimate transfer-of-funds requests. The scam is ...

As BEC fraud escalates across UK financial services, authorised push payment reimbursement rules and evolving regulatory expectations are forcing banks, PSPs and legal service firms to rethink ...

The FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) reports business email compromise (BEC) and email account compromise (EAC) attacks caused $5.3 billion in exposed loss for global and domestic companies ...

The phishing-as-a-service kit from Sneaky Log creates fake authentication pages to farm account information, including two-factor security codes. Microsoft’s AI chatbot and data aggregator is open for ...