Attackers disguise phishing email to VP at financial institution as notification that full storage capacity has been reached and emails will no longer be delivered.
Attackers pose as the internal support team at an online retailer and claim the recipient's email account has been queued for deactivation in an attempt to steal credentials or install malware.
This phishing attack impersonated a real estate agent using dotloop, a real estate transaction management software, to trick the recipient into visiting a phishing website.
This BEC attack impersonated a vendor using a lookalike domain and fake bank authorization letter to request an update to their payment account information.
This link-based attack impersonated the IRS using the pretext of sharing a secure ShareFile message that led to a phishing site designed to steal email credentials.
This phishing attack impersonated FedEx using a fake shipping notification pretext to direct a recipient to a captcha-protected phishing page created to steal personal and financial information using MFA bypass tactics.
This fake billing scam posed as a receipt for an upgraded Quickbooks license to get the recipient to reach out via phone and likely coerce them into installing malware.
This link-based attack incorporated a fake file attachment posing as shared tax documents that led to a phishing page meant to steal email credentials across multiple email providers.
This attack posed as a prospective client requesting assistance on tax returns that was used to deliver malware via a malicious link in a follow-up message.
This BEC attack impersonated an external factoring company using a free webmail account with a customized impersonation username to request a copy of an updated aging report containing customer payment and contact information.
This payload-based attack posed as a fake incoming ACH payment masked as an automated email from an internal company system, which contained an HTML attachment that led to a branded phishing page intended to steal the recipient’s credentials.