Email Phishing
Fraudsters send emails that appear to be from authentic sources. Victims are prompted to click on malicious links, download malware-infected attachments, or provide sensitive information.
Phishing attacks are a common cybercrime where criminals deceive individuals into revealing sensitive information, such as usernames and passwords, by exploiting trust.
Fraudsters send emails that appear to be from authentic sources. Victims are prompted to click on malicious links, download malware-infected attachments, or provide sensitive information.
A sophisticated form of spear phishing targeting high-profile individuals like executives or government officials. Emails are crafted to appear official, often mimicking internal communications.
Scammers create fake social media profiles or pages to lure victims into providing personal information. Common tactics include fake giveaways, friend requests, or job offers.
A targeted form of phishing that uses personalized information about victim. Attackers gather details from social media profiles or previous breaches.
Attackers clone a legitimate email and resend it with malicious links or attachments. The cloned email appears to be from a trusted source.
Phishing attacks conducted via SMS text messages. Victims receive texts prompting them to click on links or call fraudulent phone numbers.
Voice phishing attacks conducted via phone calls. Attackers impersonate bank representatives, government officials, or tech support.
A technique where attackers redirect victims to a fake website, even if the correct URL is entered. Achieved through DNS poisoning or compromise.
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