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Executives are no longer the go-to impersonated party in business email compromise (BEC) attacks. Now, threat actors are opting to impersonate vendors instead.

New Abnormal Research Shows Rise in Financial Supply Chain Compromise as Attackers Turn to Vendor Impersonation

Business Email Compromise

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It’s IC3 Report week! In what has become an annual holiday for anyone that’s heavily involved in researching business email compromise (BEC) attacks, the FBI released its 2021 Internet Crime Report that details trends in various types of cybercrime activity over the past year.

Unlucky #7: FBI Data Shows BEC Is the Top Cyber Threat for Seventh Year in a Row

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Today, Abnormal released our H1 2022 Email Threat Report, focused on data from July to December 2021. Over the course of those six months, we tracked a relatively new form of cyber attack—phone fraud that starts via email.

New Research Shows Phone Fraud Targets 89% of Companies

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Explore five emerging email threats for 2025 and learn how AI-native solutions can protect your organization from evolving cyberattacks.

Inbox Under Siege: 5 Email Attacks You Need to Know for 2025

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Explore recent developments in the attack landscape, including the growing threat of sophisticated file-sharing phishing attacks.

H2 2024 - Bait and Switch: File-Sharing Phishing Attacks Surge 350%

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Stopping Vendor Email Compromise in Action: Threat Actors Request Invoice for $36 Million

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Uncover the latest information on attacker strategies and trends across the email threat landscape.

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Gain valuable insights into the latest email threat trends, including the increasing risk posed by QR code phishing attacks—aka quishing.

H1 2024 - Phishing Frenzy: C-Suite Receives 42x More QR Code Attacks Than Average Employee

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The latest threat report shows that 37.5% of all applications request high-risk permissions—putting your email environment in danger.

H2 2023 - Applications Abound:  Average Organization Now Integrates 379 Third-Party Applications with Email

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Explore recent developments in the email threat environment, including the growing risk employees pose to an organization’s cybersecurity.

H1 2023: “Read” Alert: Data Shows 28% of BEC Attacks Opened by Employees

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From January-June 2022, Abnormal Security found a 48% increase in email attacks over the previous six months, and 68.5% of those attacks included a credential phishing link.﻿

H2 2022: Threat Actors Impersonate 265 Different Brands in Credential Phishing Attacks

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From July-December 2021, Abnormal Security discovered that nearly all types of advanced email attacks grew in frequency, with a new trend of phone fraud using email as the first contact.