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What is phishing, history, how it works, statistics, types of phishing, how to identify it, how to take countermeasures, phishing kit, example of phishing attack.
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What is phishing, history, how it works, statistics, types of phishing, how to identify it, how to take countermeasures, phishing kit, example of phishing attack.
It is important to be aware and to know when you are falling victim to a phishing and cyber attack. Here's how you can determine a phishing scam or a cyber attack and what to do to prevent the intruders and in case of a breach.
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Phishing, Smishing and vishing_ How these cyber attacks work and how to preve...Okan YILDIZ
Smishing and vishing are phishing attacks that lure victims via SMS messages and voice calls. Both rely on the same emotional appeals employed in traditional phishing scams and are designed to drive you into urgent action. The difference is the delivery method.
“Cyberthieves can apply manipulation techniques to many forms of communication because the underlying principles remain constant,” explains security awareness leader Stu Sjouwerman, CEO of KnowBe4. “Lure victims with bait and then catch them with hooks.”
this is all about phishing attack by mannem pavan. this is ppt presentation on the different types of phishing including many other.A phishing PPT (PowerPoint Presentation) is a type of presentation that explains the concept of phishing and provides examples of common phishing scams. It typically includes information on how phishing attacks work, the tactics used by attackers to trick users into revealing sensitive information, and best practices for protecting oneself from phishing attacks.
The presentation may also cover topics such as how to identify phishing emails, how to avoid clicking on links or downloading attachments from suspicious sources, and how to report suspected phishing attacks to the appropriate authorities.
The goal of a phishing PPT is to educate users about the dangers of phishing and help them understand how to protect themselves from these types of attacks. By providing clear and concise information on the subject, the presentation can help users become more aware of the risks and take steps to stay safe online.
It is important to be aware and to know when you are falling victim to a phishing and cyber attack. Here's how you can determine a phishing scam or a cyber attack and what to do to prevent the intruders and in case of a breach.
Email threats are always changing and evolving, so it's critical to remain on top of them. Here are the most frequent email threats today, as well as tips on how to recognize and manage them.
Phishing, Smishing and vishing_ How these cyber attacks work and how to preve...Okan YILDIZ
Smishing and vishing are phishing attacks that lure victims via SMS messages and voice calls. Both rely on the same emotional appeals employed in traditional phishing scams and are designed to drive you into urgent action. The difference is the delivery method.
“Cyberthieves can apply manipulation techniques to many forms of communication because the underlying principles remain constant,” explains security awareness leader Stu Sjouwerman, CEO of KnowBe4. “Lure victims with bait and then catch them with hooks.”
this is all about phishing attack by mannem pavan. this is ppt presentation on the different types of phishing including many other.A phishing PPT (PowerPoint Presentation) is a type of presentation that explains the concept of phishing and provides examples of common phishing scams. It typically includes information on how phishing attacks work, the tactics used by attackers to trick users into revealing sensitive information, and best practices for protecting oneself from phishing attacks.
The presentation may also cover topics such as how to identify phishing emails, how to avoid clicking on links or downloading attachments from suspicious sources, and how to report suspected phishing attacks to the appropriate authorities.
The goal of a phishing PPT is to educate users about the dangers of phishing and help them understand how to protect themselves from these types of attacks. By providing clear and concise information on the subject, the presentation can help users become more aware of the risks and take steps to stay safe online.
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Phishing mails: Bonnes pratiques
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2. 1. Phishing: What is it?
2.How is a phishing email designed?
3.Why phishing?
4.Types of Phishing
5.What happens if I click on malicious link?
6.Best practices: What can do to stay safe?
PLAN
3. Phishing: What is it?
Phishing email messages, websites, and phone calls
are designed to steal money or sensitive
information. Cybercriminals can do this by installing
malicious software on your computer, tricking you
into giving them sensitive information, or outright
stealing personal information off of your computer.
4. How is a phishing email designed? (1/2)
A phishing message is designed to trick you Into doing one of
these four things.
Click Here!
Click an
Unsafe Link
Open an
Unsafe File
USERNAME
************
Type your
Password
Transfer
Funds
5. How is a phishing email designed? (2/2)
Scarcity Urgency Authority Familiarity /
Consensus
Phishing messages are designed to get you to react quickly without thinking too
much.
6. Examples
• Claims to come from
PayPal
Includes PayPal logo, but from
address is not legitimate
(@ecomm360.net). Calls for
immediate action using
threatening language
• Includes hyperlink that
points to fraudulent site
7. Why phishing?
Cyber attackers phish for different reasons, but they all phish.
Intelligence Hacktivists
Criminals
Money
Fraud
Identity Theft
Sensitive Data
Network Access
Infrastructure
Public Web Pages
Social Media
8. Types of Phishing (1/3)
Spear phishing - Phishing attempts directed at specific individuals or companies have
been termed spear phishing. Attackers may gather personal information (social
engineering) about their targets to increase their probability of success. This technique
is, by far, the most successful on the internet today, accounting for 91% of attacks.
9. Types of Phishing (2/3)
Clone phishing - A type of phishing attack whereby a legitimate, and previously
delivered email containing an attachment or link has had its content and recipient
address(es) taken and used to create an almost identical or cloned email. The
attachment or link within the email is replaced with a malicious version and then
sent from an email address spoofed to appear to come from the original sender.
10. Types of Phishing (3/3)
Voice Phishing (Vishing) - Voice phishing is the criminal practice of using social
engineering over the telephone system to gain access to personal and financial
information from the public for the purpose of financial reward. Sometimes
referred to as 'vishing’, Voice phishing is typically used to steal credit card
numbers or other information used in identity theft schemes from individuals.
11. What happens if I click on malicious link?
Stolen
Password
Remote
Access
Ransomware
Network
Compromise
Identity Theft
Data Destruction
Account Takeover
Data Leak
12. Best Practices (1/5)
Do not click directly on links received by email; always check the address they
lead to by hovering over it. The address will appear at the bottom left of the
screen.
15. Best Practices (4/5)
Once an email containing confidential documents has been sent, delete it from the
sent items and from the recycle bin to prevent it from falling into the wrong hands
in case of hacking.
16. Best Practices (5/5)
• Install and maintain antivirus software on your electronic devices.
• Use email filters to reduce spam and malicious traffic