For about twenty years the advice for catching a scam email was the same. Look for bad spelling. Look for clumsy grammar. A real bank or a real supplier writes properly, so a message full of mistakes was probab...
Right now, with no tools and no access to anything of yours, someone could send an email that appears to come from your company. Your domain in the From line. Your logo pasted into the body. A polite note to a ...
The invoice looked ordinary. A PDF attachment, a familiar vendor name, a polite note about updated payment details. Halfway down the page sat a QR code with three words beside it: scan to pay. That code is quis...
The urgent payment request arrives from the CEO. The writing style is exactly right. The email references the current project, the correct vendor, and a plausible reason the wire needs to go out today. There...
A fake recruiter message is one of the cleanest social engineering tricks around — because it doesn’t look like a trick. LinkedIn recruitment scams don’t arrive as malware. They arrive as a normal conversation,...