Scam links are getting harder to spot, which is bad news for everyday people who mistakenly click on a malicious URL as part of a phishing attack. Many of them include standard "https" encryption and ...

Hackers often hijack trusted accounts or create fake ones to post phishing links that look legitimate. If you use X regularly, you’ve probably seen a giveaway post or a “limited-time airdrop” link ...

A UC San Diego study found phishing training programs are basically useless, with employees just as likely to click scam emails whether or not they took training.

Most phishing incidents happen before new employees even understand how internal systems work, report claims Security awareness should begin on day one, before the first email is even opened Hackers ...