Critical Acrobat and Reader zero-day vulnerability
Adobe has taken proactive measures by issuing security updates to this zero-day vulnerability, which has been exploited in attacks. While comprehensive details about the attacks remain undisclosed, it has been stated that this zero-day vulnerability impacts both Windows and macOS operating systems. CSB recommends deploying Adobe’s security updates as soon as possible.
Spam: Spotting the threat
Spam is any email that arrives in your inbox uninvited. While most spam contains harmless promotional content, some spam emails contain malicious links or attachments developed by cybercriminals.
Spear Phishing: Spotting the Threat
Spear phishing is a highly personalized form of email phishing attack. Cybercriminals research their targets and craft highly personalized messages, often impersonating a trusted colleague, website, or business.
URL Phishing: Spotting the Threat
Cybercriminals use fake websites to trick victims into keying in sensitive information through a tactic known as URL phishing.
Account Takeover: Spotting the Threat
Account takeover is a form of identity theft and fraud, where a malicious third party successfully gains access to a user’s account credentials.