US EditionNorton Warns of Sharp Rise in AI-Powered Scams
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AI gives superpowers to BEC attackers
As much as it has been used to defend and make some taxing jobs easier, AI is also being extensively employed by attackers, helping them collect specific data that is used on business email compromise (BEC) attempts. AI is already getting better in deep research and with that making impersonation scams no longer as easy to identify and stop. What is business email compromise BEC Business email compromise refers to targeted, email-based cyberatta…
Fortinet shares new and traditional recommendations to be attentive to possible scams. These offering events can be lucrative for cybercriminals, compared to high levels of online sales. We are ad-ports to a new Cyber Day date in our country, an event that will start at 00:00 hours on Monday, June 2, until 23:59 hours on Wednesday, June 4. This time 675 e-commerce sites will participate, including 45 new brands, with a variety of products and se…
Businesses warned of rising cyber scams
ANZ Bank Fiji is warning businesses to be more alert to rising cyber scams, especially fake invoices and online fraud, which are becoming more common across the Pacific. During a recent cybersecurity event, ANZ Country Head for Fiji Rabih Yazbek and Head of Information Security Eli Hirschauge shared real examples of scams and urged local […]
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