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Phishing scams have been around since the earliest days of email, but the basic tactic is the same: Hackers email you fake links or files that dupe you into coughing up personal info or installing malicious software on your device. These fake links are easy to catch if you employ basic internet safety practices, but the latest phishing scams are more sophisticated about hiding their intentions.
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Phishing is clearly bad, but it’s not always easy to suss out a sketchy email from a legitimate one. To help, Alphabet subsidiary Jigsaw has made a quiz with Google to teach people how to better spot malicious emails.
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Threat actors in the phishing business have adopted a new technique to obfuscate the source code for the forged page by using a custom web font to implement a substitution cipher that looks like plaintext.
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I'm always amazed at the lengths criminals will go to rip victims off. Think about how much effort they put in with attacks like ransomware and phishing scams.If they would put
Internet scam artists are moving beyond your email inbox to target your text messages as well. Learn how to prevent SMiShing attempts on your cell phone.