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- GRCs | SQRL Secure Quick Reliable Login Anti-Phishing - Steve Gibson
To mount a phishing attack against SQRL, a fraudulent website would need to first open a valid login session with the authentic website it plans to spoof From the valid site's login page it would obtain a “fresh” and valid SQRL link URL
- Phishing Warning for GRC signup email in ProtonMail
While signing up, I noticed that the signup "GRC Public Forums - Account confirmation required" email is marked as a possible phishing attempt by ProtonMail, which links to the following page: https: protonmail com blog prevent-phishing-attacks
- Phishing Filtering
talk about phishing scams and filtering, particularly the Ubiquiti EdgeRouter X And we were going to talk about RAID 5 and BeyondRAID, Drobo's RAID 5 interpretation, but I think we'll defer that for another day So phishing and filtering, coming up next on Security Now! Transcript of Episode #571 Phishing Filtering
- Scamming the Scammers | GRC Public Forums
Pierogi will get hold of a scam phishing email or something Say it says it's from Paypal and there's an unauthorized transaction on his account He'll call the scammer up at the supplied number and plays like an old lady or something
- GRCs | SQRL Secure Quick Reliable Login Attack Analysis
The Defense: The form of “phishing” attack arises because the domain name contained within the SQRL code is not immediately obvious So a different domain name can be presented by the Evil site
- Security Now! Transcript of Episode #997
While we're on the subject of things being faked, Microsoft is running a massive deception campaign that is providing phishing sites with fake credentials The credentials lead to Azure tenants for fake companies
- Security Now! Transcript of Episode #943 - Steve Gibson
So yes, you know, phishing is unfortunately proving to be a constant source of ways for the bad guys to get in 156,000 daily business email compromise attempts were observed between April 2022 and the same time in 2023
- Trojan Source Filenames!!?? - GRC Public Forums
Previously it was a very convincing self-contained and heavily obfuscated phishing page emulating an SSO login prompt I've also renamed it to txt instead of htm to allow upload Has anyone else ever seen this?
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