Microsoft Sounds Alarm on Browser Security as Digital Workspaces Become Prime Targets
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A new social engineering technique called ClickFix is becoming cybercriminals’ favorite initial access method, accounting for nearly half of attacks tracked by Microsoft. Unlike traditional phishing, these attacks convince users to copy and paste malicious commands that execute fileless payloads invisible to security tools.
Security researchers at Microsoft are warning about a sophisticated social engineering technique that tricks users into hacking their own systems, according to the company’s latest Digital Defense Report. Dubbed “ClickFix,” this method has become the most common initial access vector for cybercriminals, accounting for 47% of attacks tracked through Microsoft Defender Experts notifications over the past year.
Banking scams have increased dramatically worldwide, with SMS-based phishing attacks growing by a factor of ten according to new data. The comprehensive report from BioCatch shows organized criminal operations driving a global fraud epidemic affecting millions of consumers across five continents.
Financial institutions worldwide are facing an unprecedented surge in financial crime, with new data revealing banking scams have increased by 65% globally over the past year. According to reports from behavioral biometrics company BioCatch, the dramatic escalation affects nearly 350 million consumers across five continents and shows no signs of slowing.