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@Cofense
Catch More Phish. Cofense provides enterprise-level email threat detection and response solutions with human risk management to organizations around the world.
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    Oct 10, 2024
    We are thrilled to announce that Cofense has been named the Best Email Security Solution of the Year by the CyberSecurity Breakthrough Awards. This underscores our commitment to helping our customers stay ahead of evolving digital threats. More here: bit.ly/406fY14
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    Jul 15
    Finance-themed phishing isn't disappearing. It's evolving. Attackers are disguising malicious emails as routine financial workflows, making them harder for users and traditional defenses to spot. Read more in our latest blog: hubs.la/Q04pH7YG0
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    Jul 3
    One phishing email. 3 different attacks. Attackers are increasingly tailoring phishing payloads to the victim's device, maximizing every click. See why Cofense Intelligence Manager Max Gannon is featured in @DarkReading discussing this growing trend: hubs.la/Q04npj2D0.
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    Crafty Phishing Campaigns Auto-Adapt to Victim's Device, OS
    Attackers fingerprint victims through user-agent data to deliver OS-specific payloads, increasing compromise rates and campaign profitability.
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    Jun 18
    ⚽ While fans focus on the World Cup, attackers are focused on the inbox. Cofense Intelligence uncovered a phishing campaign using highly personalized World Cup-themed lures to deliver VoidRift malware. See how it works: hubs.la/Q04lXh8C0.
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    Jun 9
    When "verification" becomes the attack. A fake Amazon security alert. A ClickFix lure. A custom RAT. See how attackers used HarborWatch Agent, fake CAPTCHA prompts, and hidden PowerShell commands to compromise users. Read more: hubs.la/Q04kBXjW0
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