MailGuard stories
Telstra customers in Australia are being targeted by a new scam that aims to steal credit card details through phishing techniques.
According to Forticode CEO Tony Smales, the addition of MailGuard cofounder Simon Cocking is like 'picking up a star recruit'.
Hackers have taken over the domain of Ezi Office Supplies and are spreading malware through invoice emails. Recipients should exercise extreme caution.
MailGuard appoints Colin Garro as global sales and channel director to drive growth through strategic alliances and launch the Cyber Ready initiative.
Telstra, Xero, CBA and go via have all been impersonated as part of phishing scams that are starting to look like the real thing.
MailGuard explains the most common types of email scams, and why some companies are more popular targets for brandjacking than others.
A new wave of bank phishing emails is hitting recipients, this time from attackers impersonating National Australia Bank.
Scammers are posing as the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) Registry to get money and personal information.
Claroty appoints Jason Pearce as Field CTO for Asia Pacific and Japan, marking significant regional growth and a commitment to securing critical infrastructure.
MailGuard has intercepted malicious emails claiming to offer COVID-19 relief payments, exploiting financial uncertainties caused by the pandemic.
MailGuard has highlighted dangerous email scams following its interception of a large run of extortion phishing emails that demand a ransom payment in bitcoin.
ANZ Bank warns of a new phishing scam using the bank's trademarks; malicious emails claiming to be from ANZ are infiltrating inboxes.
A new phishing scam targets Apple Pay users in Australia, sending fake receipts to trick victims into revealing personal and billing information.
The email scams just keep coming – this time with a new variant of an eBay invoice scam that links directly to a file containing JavaScript malware.
Microsoft Dynamics is one of the latest applications to have its branding mimicked through phishing attacks that collect Microsoft login credentials.
Scammers kick off the new year with email fraud using fake Suncorp, MYOB, and ASIC branding, sending malicious links and attachments to Australian users.
The way criminals ply their trade has changed dramatically since the rise of the digital era, and not for the better – at least for the victims.
Cybercrime networks may be chasing smaller businesses who don't have a dedicated infosec or IT team to help defend against scams.
MYOB users are being warned of a major phishing scam trading on their brand, involving fake invoices and malware hosted on a Chinese domain.
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