Phishers are targeting PayPal users not only for their login credentials but also for selfies of them holding their ID and credit cards.
David Bisson reports.
Gizmodo’s controversial “security preparedness test” that targeted members of the Trump administration illustrates how everyone and anyone can fall for a phish.
David Bisson reports.
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Flash zero day phished phoolish Microsoft Office users
The Register FireEye has detailed an attack on a recent zero-day vulnerability Adobe patched last week. The flaw (CVE-2916-4117) affects the previous latest version of Adobe Flash and copped a rushed patch after FireEye reported attacks in the wild. Genwei Jiang, a … Emergency Patch Imminent to Repair Adobe Flash Zero-Day Used in Live Attacks Flash Player update fixes zero-day vulnerability and 24 other critical flaws |
Brian Krebs / Krebs on Security:
How Much is That Phished PayPal Account? — Compromised PayPal accounts are a valuable commodity in the criminal underground, and crooks frequently trade them in shadowy online forums. But it wasn’t until recently that I finally encountered a proper Web site dedicated to selling hacked PayPal accounts.