Hackers Can Use ‘App Mode’ in Chromium Browsers for Stealth Phishing Attacks
In what’s a new phishing technique, it has been demonstrated that the Application Mode feature in Chromium-based web browsers can be abused to create “realistic desktop phishing applications.” Application Mode…
What is Phishing?
No, we are not talking about going on a fishing charter in the Florida Keys; we are focusing on a Cyber Security phenomenon that is “Today’s New Normal,” and no,…
POP3 (Post Office Protocol 3)
What is POP3 (Post Office Protocol 3)? Post Office Protocol 3, or POP3, is the most commonly used protocol for receiving email over the Internet. This standard protocol, which most…
When are email attachments safe to open?
Email attachments can contain malware. It is important to confirm who sent an attachment, why they sent it, and what it will do before opening or downloading it. When are…
What is IMAP?
Internet message access protocol (IMAP) is a protocol for receiving emails that allows users to access their emails from different devices. What is IMAP? The Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP)…
What is a business email compromise (BEC)?
Business email compromise (BEC) is an email-based social engineering attack that aims to defraud its victims. BEC attack campaigns often bypass traditional email filters. What is a business email compromise…
What is email? | Email definition
Electronic mail, or ‘email,’ is a digital communication method that uses electronic devices to deliver messages. What is email? Electronic mail, commonly shortened to “email,” is a communication method that…
What is domain spoofing? | Website and email spoofing
Domain spoofing involves faking a website or email name so unsecured or malicious websites and emails appear safe. What is domain spoofing? Domain spoofing is when cyber criminals fake a…