Perception Point Blog Archive

New Phishing Campaign: “Remote-work” VPN Installation.

Overview. Due to the sudden remote-work situation, IT teams are deploying VPN’s for all their employees in order to ensure business continuity. VPN is one…

Perception Point Incident Response
Apr-20

2 Phishing Campaigns Using Spoofing and a Malicious Archived .exe File

Each of these attacks show how the attacker gathers intelligence on their targets. CISO’s and security experts must always be on top of the recent trends and make sure their security vendor knows how to stop these new attacks.

Perception Point Incident Response
Apr-20

4 Phishing Campaigns Using Complex Techniques

In the following update we collected three new attack campaigns and one recurring that are leveraging COVID-19.

Perception Point Incident Response
Mar-20

3 Phishing Attacks that Show the Evolution of Cyber Attackers

Perception Point continues to see more coronavirus-themed attacks, which seem to increase in quantities and improve in quality, by the day.

Perception Point Incident Response
Mar-20

COVID-19 Malware Attacks

In this blog we provide COVID-19-themed cyberattack examples, focusing on COVID-19 malware attacks and phishing attempts.

Perception Point Incident Response
Mar-20

2 Malware Campaigns Using Domain Spoofing & How They Work

In this post we provide examples of COVID-19 campaigns, caught by our advanced threat detection platform and analyzed by our IR team.

Perception Point Incident Response
Mar-20

2 Types of Phishing Campaigns and How to Prevent Them

In this post, we discuss some of the COVID-19 phishing campaigns caught by our anti-phishing engine and analyzed by our IR team.

Perception Point Incident Response
Mar-20

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Anti-Phishing Software – A Growing Necessity for Google Services

In this blog, we will show how attackers take their creativeness to the next level by leveraging Google services in order to orchestrate new types of phishing attacks.

Perception Point Incident Response
Mar-20

What is a Zero Day Attack?

A zero day attack (also known as a zero day exploit) is one that leverages a software vulnerability that is either unknown or unaddressed by the software vendor; for example, bugs in Microsoft Office apps or Adobe Reader.